Yes. You can generate unlimited names for businesses, games, or social media without paying a dime. We support the platform via minimal, non-intrusive advertising.

No. We believe in zero friction. You can start using Atlas, Nova, and Orion immediately without giving us your email or creating a login.

There are no hard limits for normal human use. You can brainstorm for hours. However, automated scraping bots may be rate-limited to protect our server performance.

Absolutely. The site is fully responsive. Whether you are brainstorming on an iPhone on the bus or a desktop in the office, the experience is seamless.

Currently, we recommend copying your favorite names to a local document. A "Favorites" feature with local browser storage is coming in the next update.

Think of your end goal: Atlas is for "Serious & Structured" (Business/History). Nova is for "Cool & Viral" (Social/Trends). Orion is for "Immersive & Fantasy" (Gaming/Lore).

He can, but he prefers wit over silliness. If you want truly random, meme-worthy, or slang-heavy names, Nova is a much better choice.

That's a feature, not a bug! Orion is trained on fantasy linguistics (like Elvish, Orcish, or Alien dialects). He creates names that sound authentic to those worlds, even if they aren't real English words.

Not directly in one click, but you can run the same keyword through both engines. For example, run "Coffee" through Atlas for a shop name, and then through Nova for the Instagram handle.

Yes. Unlike old generators that just pick from a static database list, our engines analyze your input and construct new names phonetically and semantically in real-time.

You do. We claim zero copyright over the output. Once you generate it, it's yours to use, register, or modify.

We cannot guarantee that. AI creates names based on patterns, and it might accidentally recreate an existing brand name. Always perform a trademark search in your country (USPTO, etc.) before investing money.

Formalizer generates the ideas. While we optimize for uniqueness, finding an available `.com` is hard these days. We recommend being flexible with extensions like `.io`, `.co`, or `.cloud`.

Never. Some shady registrars "front-run" searches (buy the domain before you can). We do not track your specific keyword inputs or sell data to registrars. Your brainstorming is private.

Yes, Atlas Vance is specifically designed to create names that sound professional enough for LLC registration and corporate filing.

Yes! Orion is trained on the naming conventions of the Forgotten Realms and other major D&D settings. His Tiefling, Elf, and Dwarf name generators are highly accurate.

Absolutely. Many authors use Formalizer to name minor characters, towns, or entire kingdoms. It's a great cure for writer's block.

To the best of our AI's ability, yes. Orion distinguishes between "Soft" sounds (Elvish) and "Hard" sounds (Orcish/Dwarven) to fit the specific trope you are looking for.

Yes. We can generate names for planets, ships, and alien species. Use keywords like "Nebula", "Tech", or "Xeno" to guide Orion toward a sci-fi vibe.

Definitely. Try combining Atlas (for structure) and Orion (for theme) to find a guild name that sounds authoritative yet epic.

Not publicly at the moment. We are focusing on making the web experience perfect first. Contact us if you have a commercial partnership inquiry.

Please use the Contact page form. If a generator is giving weird results, let us know which Persona you were using!

Not yet, but this is a highly requested feature. For now, a simple copy-paste works best.

This depends on the Engine. Atlas usually sticks to English/Latin roots. Orion frequently invents phonetic words that don't exist in English to fit fantasy languages.

The best way is to share the tool with your friends, guildmates, or co-founders. Word of mouth helps us keep the servers running!