Onymetry helps founders find ownable names for apps, agents, SaaS, and digital products, then pressure-tests the shortlist against the real world.
A name can sound brilliant in a brainstorm and still disappear inside crowded search results, clash with another product, or feel awkward the first time someone says it aloud.
Generic generators reward volume. Onymetry is built around elimination, clarity, and evidence. The result is a smaller shortlist with a stronger reason to exist.
Onymetry evaluates the qualities founders actually experience after launch. The private system stays private. The standard stays legible.
The name should belong to the product, audience, and ambition without requiring a long explanation.
It should read naturally, sound deliberate, and remain easy to repeat after hearing it once.
A strong name creates separation from adjacent products instead of dissolving into category noise.
The shortlist must face the real collision surface before a founder becomes attached to it.
The name should leave enough room for the product, brand system, and story to grow.
Every Onymetry run is designed to help a founder choose, explain, and move forward with confidence.
Methodical, ownable, and expandable beyond a single naming workflow.
Onymetry began as a private method built under real naming pressure. These are the first surviving results.
Mobile agent testing
The clean result that proved a stronger naming process had emerged from repeated rejection.
Naming intelligence
Selected on the second self-naming run after Nymbrief failed the natural-reading test.
App Store screenshot design
A useful compound name produced in one run, with an immediate product metaphor.
Sample runs from the current method. Shortlists, not verdicts, each one still faces the founder before it faces the world.
A platformer where the player is climbing to escape rising lava.
Climb and combustion fused into one word, so the loop and the threat arrive together.A notes management system that organizes and retrieves with vector embeddings.
Three directions on the same idea: things holding together, thought given shape, meaning arriving in layers.A weather app that delivers the forecast with passive-aggressive commentary.
A wider set on purpose. Tone-led products need room to choose how sharp the joke should read.“Onymetry started when one strange, clean Google result proved that our naming process had become more valuable than any single name it produced.”
Built in one night from repeated naming failures, sharp rejection, and the belief that software deserves names with room to become brands.
Onymetry is running a small number of naming runs at no cost while the process is validated against real launches. Describe what you are building and you will get names back, with the reasoning that produced them.
Or write directly, ugo@echovault.me