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Always get a .com if you can. How about ledgerleader.com - thats available. I might be willing to sell bitsprout.com if you like it - but I may also use it.

by phlux 16y ago

Always get a .com if you can. How about ledgerleader.com - thats available. I might be willing to sell bitsprout.com if you like it - but I may also use it. dollardoc.com littleledger.com mintbit.com dinerodocket.com all available.... If you'd like some other ideas - i'd need to know more about your app.

bdclimber14 16y ago
Funny story: I posted a crowdsourced project to name this. All these ideas are better than the dozens of entries I've received so far. I posted a comment describing why I like EverNote as a name, and its mechanical relation to their business. Entries started flowing in with the words "ever" and "note" in them. Face palm. So we're developing an online accounting system for entrepreneurs, startups and eventually lifestyle small businesses. It will combine the beautiful interface of Mint.com with the rich features and GAAP compliance of QuickBooks. We'll be sporting automatic bank pulls and reconciliation. The goal is to have an accounting application that is always updated and reconciled, so it actually can be used as a tool to make financial decisions with, and not used as an after though. I like the alliteration examples here. I think mintbit is too close to Mint and dinerodocket is too close to inDinero (both substitutes, but not direct competitors). I'd LOVE more ideas :) One I'm leaning towards is ledgered.com. My partner didn't like it, but I just want to make sure I'm not crazy.
- phlux 16y ago
  since its an auto reconciling app - how about ledgerbot.com -- it is available and seems to carry many of the aspects of what you are looking for. Can make a cute logo from that idea etc... Yeah, I like alliteration as well - you have to have a name that captures your product, is a .com, is easy to spell and rolls off the tongue. Then, it will never be forgotten. One of my first thoughts was "account.ly" would work - its registered to a guy in carlsbad... but looks like he is trying to build something.
Andrenid 16y ago
Agreed with this. Get a .com, and yes there are still plenty available. I've registered ~15 .com's in the last 2 weeks for clients, all were original, all were legible and properly-spelled english words (or combination of words). They're still there, you just need to think outside the box and pull your thesaurus out :)

by phlux 16y ago

bdclimber14 16y ago

Funny story: I posted a crowdsourced project to name this. All these ideas are better than the dozens of entries I've received so far. I posted a comment describing why I like EverNote as a name, and its mechanical relation to their business. Entries started flowing in with the words "ever" and "note" in them. Face palm. So we're developing an online accounting system for entrepreneurs, startups and eventually lifestyle small businesses. It will combine the beautiful interface of Mint.com with the rich features and GAAP compliance of QuickBooks. We'll be sporting automatic bank pulls and reconciliation. The goal is to have an accounting application that is always updated and reconciled, so it actually can be used as a tool to make financial decisions with, and not used as an after though. I like the alliteration examples here. I think mintbit is too close to Mint and dinerodocket is too close to inDinero (both substitutes, but not direct competitors). I'd LOVE more ideas :) One I'm leaning towards is ledgered.com. My partner didn't like it, but I just want to make sure I'm not crazy.

phlux 16y ago
since its an auto reconciling app - how about ledgerbot.com -- it is available and seems to carry many of the aspects of what you are looking for. Can make a cute logo from that idea etc... Yeah, I like alliteration as well - you have to have a name that captures your product, is a .com, is easy to spell and rolls off the tongue. Then, it will never be forgotten. One of my first thoughts was "account.ly" would work - its registered to a guy in carlsbad... but looks like he is trying to build something.

Andrenid 16y ago

Agreed with this. Get a .com, and yes there are still plenty available. I've registered ~15 .com's in the last 2 weeks for clients, all were original, all were legible and properly-spelled english words (or combination of words). They're still there, you just need to think outside the box and pull your thesaurus out :)