Start with what the product does
A strong domain gives people an easy first clue about your product. Write down the problem you solve, the audience you serve, and the feeling your brand should leave behind. These anchors make the search more focused.
You do not need a name that describes every feature. You need one that people can remember, say aloud, and connect to your purpose.
Leave room to grow
AI products evolve quickly. A name tied too closely to one model, capability, or interface may become limiting as the business changes. Look for a domain that can hold the broader idea behind the product.
Check the practical details
Before committing, test spelling and pronunciation with people who have not seen the name. Research possible conflicts with existing brands, confirm the domain's ownership and status, and agree on a secure payment and transfer process if you are buying from a seller.
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