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Software & developer tools
Names for software products: developer tools, data and automation platforms, security, search, scheduling and other business software.
Some are built from technical words, such as BackendFlow, TriggerPipe and IndexHive. Others name the job the product does, such as SchedX, Formque and Rezolvit. Selran is a coined word with no direct meaning.
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- Asetly.com
Asset is one letter away. Calendly, Grammarly, Feedly — the ending already tells you it's software.
- BackendFlow.com
The work exists on every engineering team. The category still has no agreed name for it.
- datayami.com
Origami, tsunami, Miami — that ending sticks in English better than almost any other.
- Formque.com
Every process anyone hates is a form and a queue.
- Handlyr.com
Baggage handler, case handler, your handler — the word always means one person assigned to one thing.
- Hookbeam.com
It sounds like equipment. Most marketing software sounds like a mood.
- indexhive.com
Search is being rebuilt by people who don't work for a search engine.
- kodeye.com
It sounds like something watching the code while nobody is. That is now most of the time.
- pursight.com
Line of sight is what people say when they've realised they can't see something.
- rezolvit.com
Nobody wants a ticketing system. They want the thing resolved.
- SchedX.com
Every business runs on a calendar and none of them agree on which one. The disagreement is the market.
- searcherry.com
Search gives you everything. Nobody wanted everything.
- selran.com
A solid neutral name for enterprise or B2B software.
- SimBricks.com
Bricks are the original modular system.
- stackoly.com
Every engineering team has a word for everything they run. This sits next to it.
- TriggerPipe.com
It sounds like something that fires when it should.