FAQ
Short answers — including the ones that don't flatter us.
Yes. Each one pours a real Arabic root into a pattern Arabic never filled with words — then it is screened against real words, given names and brand lists.
The Arabic and Latin come from the same root and pattern, so they always agree. Where Latin can't tell two Arabic letters apart, the result says so. Have a scholar review any name before you use it.
A name has to survive being typed by people who don't read Arabic. Only 16 letters have a clear Latin spelling, so roots with the others are left out.
No. We check whether a name is visibly in use — not whether it can be registered. Trademark registers show as “not verified”. Ask a trademark attorney.
It means we don't know — never a soft yes. Every source must pass a test before we trust it, and results older than 30 minutes are dropped.
We claim no rights in your names. But ownership comes from registration and use — coining the word is only the first step.
Only two things: discovery runs and live availability checks. Both reset on the 1st of the month and are shared by your team.
Billing is off on this deployment, so there is nothing to cancel. Where it is on, you can cancel any time and keep access until the paid period ends.
It depends on seats, hosting and security needs. Talk to us and we'll scope it together.
Projects are saved to your account in our database, and only you can see them. The naming engine never sends your brief to an AI model.
Not the part that makes names. It is dictionaries, morphology and a published scoring rubric — the same brief always gives the same names.
Yes. With nothing configured it runs in solo mode: no sign-in, no billing, everything unlocked.
We answer every message.