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Namescia

Kind
AI naming
Stage
04 / 04 — Live
Our role
Product, Design, Engineering, Operations
Platform
Web
Live at
namescia.sevirial.com

Type one sentence about your idea and get 20 brand names, every one checked for live domain availability and scored for trademark risk before you see it.

Namescia on a laptop and a phone, checking coined names against the live registry.
(01)Why we built it

Most name generators hand you names whose domain is already gone. You fall for one, check the registry, and start again. Namescia checks first, so every name you see is one you can actually register.

(02)How it works

4 steps,start to finish.

  1. (01)

    Brief

    One sentence about what you're building.

  2. (02)

    Roots

    Real words pulled from what it means.

  3. (03)

    Coin

    20 names built from those roots.

  4. (04)

    Check

    Domain and trademark, before you see a name.

(03)On screenCaptured from namescia.sevirial.com
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Namescia's home page: a brief box, and a stack of coined names being checked, one marked taken.
(01)One sentence in. Names you can register out.
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The method: a word graph turning a brief into roots and names, and a live registry check marking each one available or taken.
(02)A word graph coins them. The registry decides.
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The receipts from one run: brief, candidate domain, shortlisted name and trademark reading.
(03)The receipts from one run, end to end.
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Four things Namescia won't do, stated on the page rather than in the terms.
(04)Four things it won't do, stated up front.
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Credit packs: Explorer, Founder and Studio, priced per credit in INR or USD.
(05)Credit packs that never expire. No subscription.
Namescia on a laptop: a stack of coined names being checked against the domain registry, one marked taken.
(04)The product

Names you can actually own.

20
Names a credit
3
TLDs checked live
0
Subscriptions
  1. (01)

    A word graph coins them

    One sentence goes in. Real linguistic roots come out of it, and 20 names are coined from those roots.

  2. (02)

    The registry decides

    Every candidate is checked against live registry data for .com, .ai and .io at the moment it's coined. A name that isn't free never reaches your shortlist.

  3. (03)

    Trademark-scored

    Each name gets a distinctiveness reading that rules out the generic and the obviously conflicting early. Guidance, not legal advice.

  4. (04)

    Credits, not a subscription

    A credit is 20 names delivered, not 20 attempted. Credits never expire, there is nothing to cancel, and new accounts start with 2 free.

(05)How it's built

Built and runby the same team.

Interface
Next.jsReactGSAPThree.js
API
NestJSDomain-driven modules
Data
PostgreSQLpgvectorRedis
AI
LLMs via OpenRouter
  1. (01)

    Roots by meaning

    The word graph lives in Postgres with pgvector, so roots are found by what a brief means, not by matching its spelling.

  2. (02)

    Checked at coin time

    Availability for .com, .ai and .io is checked as each name is coined, so a taken name never reaches the shortlist.

  3. (03)

    Billing counts deliveries

    A credit is spent on names delivered, not attempted. A short run leaves the rest on the account for the next one.

  4. (04)

    Model calls are cached

    Model responses are cached in Redis, so repeated work isn't paid for twice.

(06)Where it stands

Shipped and running, supported by the people who built it.

  1. (01)Stage

    Exploring

    An idea we are testing with real people before we commit to it.

    Nothing here yet
  2. (02)Stage

    In development

    Committed, and being designed and built with a few early testers.

    Nothing here yet
  3. (03)Stage

    Private beta

    In the hands of a small group of teams, shaped by how they use it.

    Nothing here yet
  4. (04)Stage

    Live

    Shipped and running, supported by the people who built it.

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