App name generator

The best app names are short, easy to spell after hearing them once, and easy to say aloud. Apps get recommended by word of mouth and in voice conversations, so a name that people have to spell out loses referrals.

Avoid names that are only the category ("Budget App"). They are impossible to search for and impossible to own. Invented words and short compound words are easier to rank for because there is little competing for them.

The check searches the US App Store for apps with the same or a very similar name. Free means we found no exact match. Similar means a close name exists. Taken means an app already uses it.

This is not a trademark search. A name can be free on the App Store and still be a registered trademark of a company in another category or country. Before you commit, search your national trademark database and check the domain and social handles.

Apple limits how fast we can look names up, so the first eight names are checked and the rest are shown unchecked.

Check the domain, the social handles, and say the name aloud to a friend. Then write the App Store title and subtitle with your keywords in them. The App Store description generator on this site helps with that.