Namefruits

Namefruits

Find the perfect name for your startup

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Namefruits AI finds the right name for your startup, from creation to checking your favourite names for free domains, trademarks, and quality, sound and usability. Even if you don't know the direction you want to go with your business name: Namefruits will find out for you.
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Mark Leiblein
Hi product hunters, I'm one of the founders of NameRobot.com and I'm happy to introduce our brandnew tool Namefruits after a looong period of conceptioning and developing. I'm looking forward to answering your questions about our brand naming tool. As an experienced brand naming consultant I'm also glad to help you with questions about startup naming in general. Thank you for your feedback :-) Cheers, Mark Namefruits doesn't suggest random names. There is an extensive name checking for all names being suggested: not only for available domains, but also for trademarks, social communities, app stores. Additionally, names are being checked in terms of sound, effect and suitability for professional use. Namefruits checks the quality of all generated names and if they are fit for use. So you can be sure that all the right boxes have been ticked before deciding for a name. :-) Get your name, as done by hand and completely checked. Instead of paying thousands of $$$ for a professional namer, you only pay $199 for your customized name. 50% off for all product hunters: just send us a message to info@namefruits.com after confirming your account. Why a new brand naming tool or business name generator? We developed namerobot.com 8 years ago which is a huge box full of great naming tools. It helps you to create your unique startup name. Many of our users love to play with the different tools and settings others said they were looking for a tool that's even easier to use. But still a tool which creates individual and diverse names. For a long time we thought easy-to-use on the one side and high-quality on the other side could not go together. But one day we started conceptioning and developed Namefruits which brings both demands together - using artifical intelligence and deep learning. EASY No lengthy user manuals, no complicated tutorials: Simply answer easy multiple-choice questions about your project – Namefruits takes care of the rest and suggests personalized, unique and creative name ideas. You simply have to choose which one you like best. SOPHISTICATED Project definition, USP, idea research, name creation, usability checks, and so forth... Naming is a complex process, and as a layman it's easy to lose track. Namefruit thinks ahead and takes care of all important aspects of the naming process for you to help you find the best name for your project.
Nambirajan
@nameroboten why is it paid? and why surprise users about payment at the end? could have been informed first itself
Mark Leiblein
@nambitious Hi nambitious (what a cool name by the way), Thanks for your question. There is a "pricing" directly in the menu above. It is a paid service because you get much more than with typical name generators who finance themselves through domain commissions: Individual profile building, creation of different name types, use of AI, name checks (domains, trademarks, social communities, app stores). And there is a name evaluation in terms of sound, effect and suitability for professional use. :-)
Alan Gomez
@namefruits @nameroboten been filling the form only to find out you need to pay before even try it. Not cool dude.
erwin blom
@namefruits @nameroboten I like the concept, can understand it costs money, but the fact that I don't see examples or can't try a thing for free makes that I won't use it. Give me at least great examples. Convince.
Mark Leiblein
@namefruits @alan_gomez We have already improved that, thank you
Caleb Sylvest
Guess I'll be the first to say it, the site looks scammy and not trust-worthy. That combined with it somehow making it to the top of Product Hunt makes me think something shady is going on with this product.
Henning Leutz
Hi @calebsylvest, Hen here from NameRobot. Can you specify why you come to this impression? We would like to avoid this impression. NameRobot (Company behind Namefruits) as a company existed for 9 years. We've been helping people find their names since this time. Mark is well known as a name finder for movies and product names in German-speaking countries. If you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. :-)
Mark Leiblein
@calebsylvest hm...that is too bad. I think your feeling pretty much deceives you here. Interested to learn more about the background, how it came to Namefruits and how long we have been working on it? https://medium.com/@NameRobot/th...
Caleb Sylvest
@de_henne sure, here are a few thoughts off the top of my head: 1. Design. The visual design of the brand and website come off as a theme. There is no distinguishing factor for the Namefruits brand or originality. Looks like it was thrown together in a couple hours. Uses generic unrelated images. Icons that have no relation to the text copy. I could go on... 2. Copy. There is a lot of text copy, but very little is meaningful or helpful. Lots of duplicate copy. 3. Social Proof. Could use testimonials and quotes proving people actually use the product (or other naming services). 4. Samples. The product claims to create the perfect name, but there is only one PDF report as an example. Give us some demo samples or real world samples proving the process works. 5. Historical Proof. You mention the history of the company and past successes. Use that leverage to back up why people should take Namefruits serious. 6. Demo. Some sort of accessible demo would be nice. Even the "Try it now" demo seems fake as it requires a signup first, asks a bunch of questions, then requires payment before getting any kind of response. Just a few thoughts, hope they are helpful!
Henning Leutz
hey @calebsylvest thank you for your detailed answer and your time! This will help in any case and i really appreciate it. I'm gonna bring this up on the team for discussion. Some points make sense to me too. Thank you. :-)
Max Bloom

I was starting to use it and it asked a bunch of the same questions (checkboxes and then individual windows)

You don't have category for apps or social media which is ridiculous. Quit after 5 minutes of answering questions.

Pros:

It's an interesting idea

Cons:

There's no real way to try it without registering, poor category choices for business types

Mark Leiblein
Hey Max, Thanks for your review. I would just like you to know that you can also choose "apps" as business/name type.
Devin Rajaram
Neat concept. I wonder if there exists a way to make this questionnaire more "fun" or enjoyable to complete. For example, the way Apple Music lets you select your music tastes with the "bubbles."
Mark Leiblein
@devinrajaram I have to take a look at the Apple bubbles ;-) your are totally right. We are working on some illustrations/animations to make the questionnaire more enjoyable. But I guess this takes a another few weeks...
Devin Rajaram
@nameroboten I'd love to give feedback as you continue to develop this. You can hit me up on twitter @devinrajaram 👍
Mark Leiblein
@devinrajaram cool, I see you on twitter :-)
Alex G
I am surprised this is #1 product of the day. First of all, asking $199 for this service without a demo or free trial looks a bit scary. I guess there's really no way of knowing if your tool can give good suggestions or not... Coming up with your own name is something each founder should always do themselves. After all if it's your business would you let someone else name it? Also things like domain availability, trademarks, and app names can be checked in like 2 mins, so those particular features are not so valuable imho. Also you mention that names are being checked in terms of sound, effect and suitability for professional use, all of that is just a matter of opinion and it has no proven value here. However if you were to suggest nonregistered .com domains for startups as part of your service that would actually justify the $199 price, but you currently don't offer that.
Mark Leiblein
@alexwinkyface Hey Alex, Thanks for your thoughts. If you are creative and linguistically talented, you probably don't need any support. But in my opinion as a brand namer it is much more important for a business founder to PICK the right name instead of creating it totally on your own and without any help. Even as a professional writer you will not want to miss a text program that will help you write. ;-) Regarding trademark screenings: yes, you can do that relatively quickly yourself, at least as far as identical brands are concerned. For similar brands, it will be tricky again. Sound, effect and suitability are a matter of opinion on the one side but you can do a lot to analyze the name linguistically, e.g. does a name sound big, small, rather masculine or feminine, harder or softer... Namefruits does suggest non-registered .com and other domains. But not only - it depends on what you plan to do. Even your - by the way cool - app Encore ist not related to encore.com or encoremusic.com (as far as I could see) ;-)
Niklas Kari
If Namefruits helps you find a good brand name that is trademarkable, then it is really good value for the price.
Mark Leiblein
@niklaskari Thank you Niklas! Yes, that's what it's all about :-)
Niklas Kari
@nameroboten We recently branded our latest product. Brandbucket was used to come up with name candidates, but at least in our case the namecheck results we got from our IPR partner returned the lowest possible score for all those names. If the trademark piece works reasonably well, that is a valuable.
Mark Leiblein
@niklaskari most startups are keen on an available .com-Domain and forget about a thorough trademark screening. Namefruits cares for this and other aspects in advance. The aim is that your name gets green light from your attorney and you have a save and strong name for your business.
David Oudiette
Hey there, interesting product. I've got a bunch of notes stashed somewhere about creating a name generator, and this one seems pretty thorough. In fact... it's a bit TOO thorough for me, and I gave up before getting to the end. The fact you don't announce upfront that it's paid isn't my biggest problem — it's definitely a valuable service. However, in light of this, I would recommend two things: 1) Show me examples of names you found for companies using your service. 2) Show a progress bar of the process when people start answering questions. I gave up because I had no idea how long it was going to take.
Mark Leiblein
@davidoudiette Hi David, Thank you very much for your helpful thoughts. Actually, we have an price announcement but it seems many oversee it. We already discuss on different options to show the pricing early and clearly (besides the menu). 1) We would love to but Namefruits first is absolutely new out and we guarantee confidentiality. The users must first see that their name is protected, and so on, before they can tell us about it. But it's our turn to collect nice name references. That's a good point! 2) There is a green progress bar at the bottom of the screen. If you still don't see it please tell me your device/browser. Thanks again!
David Oudiette
@nameroboten 1) No worries! It's just nice to have some more proof/examples of the kind of outcomes you can expect from a product. 2) That's funny. Just as I typed my answer I thought "Wait, *was there* a progress bar?" I guess that just means it needs to be more obvious, haha.
Mark Leiblein
@davidoudiette Thanks, both points on the list :-)
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