Hey PH! So naming a startup sucks. You find a name you love, the .com is taken. You check trademarks, there's a conflict. You check Twitter, some inactive account from 2014 is sitting on it. Then you do this 50 more times. Namera takes your business context (what you're building, who it's for, what niche) and does everything at once: checks domains via DNS + RDAP, screens against the full USPTO trademark database with exact and fuzzy matching, verifies social handles on GitHub/Twitter/Instagram, then ranks it all so you're looking at the best options first. Some stuff I think is worth calling out: - Most naming tools completely ignore trademarks. Namera checks against 12.7M records. That's the part that actually saves you money. - It's built to work with AI agents. Pipe the output and it auto-switches to JSON. It also ships as an MCP server so Claude Code or Codex can just call it directly. - Zero config. uvx namera and you're running. No API keys, no accounts. We're a team of 2 building tools for AI agent workflows. This one kept being useful enough that we figured we should ship it. Genuinely curious what checks or data sources you'd want next. Feedback welcome, tell me what's broken or missing.

Namera

CLI for finding startup names

CLI for finding startup names