That Baby Name

Choosing a name together usually goes the same way. One of you suggests, the other pulls a face, and neither of you enjoys it. That Baby Name takes the arguing out of it. You each swipe through the same deck on your own phone, and neither of you can see what the other liked. When you both say yes to the same name it becomes a match and appears on your shared list. That is the whole idea: the only names you ever end up discussing are the ones you already agree on. More than 52,000 real names Every name comes from an official birth register rather than a list someone wrote. The UK names come from the Office for National Statistics, National Records of Scotland, and the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. The US names come from the Social Security Administration. All of them from the 2025 registers, each with the number of babies actually given that name last year. Start in about ten seconds Create a session, then send the six-letter code or let the other parent scan the QR. No account, no email, no setup. Pay once One payment and the app is yours. No subscription, no adverts, and nothing held back behind a second purchase. Pick your range Choose UK names, US names, or everything. Narrow to girls or boys, both of which include unisex names, or leave it open. The deck pays attention As the two of you swipe, the names you are shown lean towards the kind of thing you have been saying yes to. Nothing is ever hidden from you, only reordered. Change your mind Undo takes a like back. If that like had made a match, the match goes with it, because it was never true that you both agreed. Keep the list Share your matches with whoever you want. Sign in by email and your session follows you to a new phone. Signing in is optional, and everything works without it. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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