App name generator

Get app name ideas from a few words, see if a name is already taken on the App Store, and get a title that also works for search.

Generate app name ideas

Free, no account. For iOS and Android apps.

One to five words about what it does. Names are built from these and related words.
Tap “App Store?” on a name to see if it’s taken.

    Found your name? After launch, get every new App Store and Google Play review in Slack or Microsoft Teams.

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    Learn more: App Store keywords · App store optimization · ASO keyword tool

    What makes a good app name

    Once you have a name, check the rest of the listing: the ASO keyword tool for the App Store subtitle and keyword field, and the Google Play ASO tool for your Play Store texts. More in app store optimization (ASO).

    After launch

    The name brings the first visitors; ratings and reviews decide whether they install. allstarsbot posts every new App Store and Google Play review to Slack or Microsoft Teams, so you can answer the first ones quickly — they matter most.

    FAQ

    How do I come up with a good app name?

    Pick something short (one or two words), easy to say and spell, and not already used by another app. Then add what the app does after a colon, like “Mealy: Meal Planner”, so the name works for search too. The generator above does both and checks the App Store.

    How long can an app name be?

    30 characters on both the App Store and Google Play. Use the brand part for recognition and the rest for your main keyword. Check the rest of your metadata with the ASO keyword tool for the App Store or the Google Play ASO tool.

    Can two apps have the same name?

    Not on the App Store: App Store Connect rejects a name another developer already uses. Google Play allows it, but a name close to a known app can break its impersonation policy, and a trademarked name can get your app removed on both stores.

    Does “not found on the App Store” mean the name is free?

    It means no app with that name shows up in Apple’s search in that country. A developer can reserve a name in App Store Connect before launching, and the name may be a trademark. Check trademark databases and the domain before you commit.

    Should the app name include keywords?

    Yes, if it fits: the app name is the strongest field for App Store and Google Play search. Keep the brand first and the keyword second — “Brand: Keyword” — so it still reads like a name. More in App Store keywords.