Find the name. Then put it on the record.
Any tool can hand you a hundred names. bizname hands you twelve good ones, checks the domains, then helps you choose — alone, with a co-founder, or with the whole team.
ExhibitOne name, six companiesEvery name arrives as a wordmark, not a row in a list
- Registrar01Lumenry
- Heritage02Lumenry
- Grotesque03Lumenry
- Wide04Lumenry
- Round05Lumenry
- Engraved06Lumenry
§ 03Deliberation
Generating is easy. Deciding is the job.
Eight instruments for getting from a shortlist to one name you will still like in ten years. Use one, or run the whole inquiry.
ShortlistNarrowTestDecided
Swipe
Gut first. Keep or pass, one name at a time, until a shortlist appears.
Showdown
A head-to-head bracket. Two names enter, one goes through, until there is a champion.
№ 03 · MatchTwo peopleCo-founder Match
You both rank in private. Only the overlaps are revealed.
Scorecard
Weight what matters. Score each name. Let the arithmetic argue.
Radio Test
Hear the name spoken once, then type what you heard. If they can't spell it, they can't find you.
Team Vote
Share one link. Everyone votes. No meeting required.
In the Wild
A name looks different on a door than in a list. See it on a sign, a card and a phone.
Share card
One name, one image. Drop it in the group chat and count the replies.
§ 04Exhibits A — C
Before you file it, live with it.
Every shortlisted name gets mocked up where it will actually have to work. Pick one and watch it move in.
§ 05Procedure
Three steps, no account.
Your shortlist stays on this device. Your brief goes to an AI model to write the names, and each name is looked up at the registries for its domains.
IStep 1
File the brief
Say what the business does in a sentence, pick an industry and up to three tones. Add keywords or an audience if you have them. Nothing to sign up for.
Form BN-1 · 1 minute
IIStep 2
Read the docket
Twelve names come back set as wordmarks, each with a say-it-out-loud score and its .com, .io, .co and .ai checked live. Save the ones that make you slow down.
12 names · 4 domains each
IIIStep 3
Decide, on the record
Swipe, run a Showdown, score them, play the Radio Test, put each one on a shopfront, or send a link and let the team vote. The last name standing gets its certificate.
8 instruments · 1 name