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First, some meta-advice: start the process early and let it go for a long time. Keep thinking about it and talking to people about it. I find that good name i
by epi0Bauqu 19y ago
First, some meta-advice: start the process early and let it go for a long time. Keep thinking about it and talking to people about it. I find that good name ideas come over time and come in spurts.
There have been some good name posts on news.yc, so search for those. What I strive for:
--As short as possible.
--Memorable (often through rhyming, alliteration, repetition, etc.)
--Something people can spell.
--Something related in some way to the app (this is just my preference).
--Easy to pronounce (e.g. people know where the accent goes).
--Good connotations (or at least not bad).
There is also some psychology involved in certain sounds, but I forget the specifics of at the moment--search for it.
Finally, I find instantdomainsearch.com, a rhyming dictionary, webster, and a thesaurus useful tools in the process.