Namore helps couples choose a baby name without the awkward negotiation. Each partner swipes privately through 15,000+ enriched names. Mutual likes become matches, then a private final round helps you actually pick one. Free, no ads, no account required.
Hey Product Hunt, Julian here, the maker of Namore.
My partner and I are expecting our first child, and choosing a name kept turning into the same unhelpful loop: one of us suggested a name, the other reacted immediately, and good options died before either person had formed an honest opinion.
Existing apps gave us bigger lists. We needed a better decision process.
So I built Namore. Each partner swipes privately, and a name only appears when both people said yes. Namore also goes beyond the match: a final round takes your mutual matches and turns them into a ranked shortlist you decide from together.
A few decisions I care about:
15,000+ enriched names from cultures around the world
Meanings, origins, pronunciations, nicknames, and long-term popularity context
No account required; a 6-letter code connects both phones
No ads and no subscription
Free with 100 swipes per partner per rolling 24 hours; a one-time purchase (7.99 euros in Germany, priced per country) unlocks unlimited swiping for both
I'm a UX designer, not a traditional engineer, and I built this because we genuinely needed it ourselves.
The feedback I'd value most: does the private final-round flow feel calmer and more useful than a normal shared favourites list?
Thanks for taking a look. And if you're expecting: good luck with the hardest two-word UX brief on earth. Name a human.
Hey Product Hunt, Julian here, the maker of Namore.
My partner and I are expecting our first child, and choosing a name kept turning into the same unhelpful loop: one of us suggested a name, the other reacted immediately, and good options died before either person had formed an honest opinion.
Existing apps gave us bigger lists. We needed a better decision process.
So I built Namore. Each partner swipes privately, and a name only appears when both people said yes. Namore also goes beyond the match: a final round takes your mutual matches and turns them into a ranked shortlist you decide from together.
A few decisions I care about:
15,000+ enriched names from cultures around the world
Meanings, origins, pronunciations, nicknames, and long-term popularity context
No account required; a 6-letter code connects both phones
No ads and no subscription
Free with 100 swipes per partner per rolling 24 hours; a one-time purchase (7.99 euros in Germany, priced per country) unlocks unlimited swiping for both
I'm a UX designer, not a traditional engineer, and I built this because we genuinely needed it ourselves.
The feedback I'd value most: does the private final-round flow feel calmer and more useful than a normal shared favourites list?
Thanks for taking a look. And if you're expecting: good luck with the hardest two-word UX brief on earth. Name a human.