Hi ya'll!! I've built Ask Billie after I found myself getting stuck in the stage picking part of every product I've built. It's tedious, it's frustrating and it takes way too long than we want to spend on it. Branding companies are way to expensive for young startups to hire, so we're usually either wasting a lot of time, or end up with a bad choice only to pay for expensive rebranding later down the track. Ask Billie generates unique letter combinations and helps you find new unique potential brand names that are not based on existing words or products. Not another "bestFooders.com" "foodify.com" or "fooding.com". These are either terrible or long gone. Ask Billie aimes to help you find the next "Kodak", "Xerox", "Sony" or "Ikea". Brand names get value over time, we just need them to sound good. Billie is also layered with ML, and over use should produce better and better suggestions. ** Note: Billie is still very much in the learning phase so currently words generated by it are still very much random letter combinations. That being said, even them being random, they are built according to the frequency of occurrence of letters in English, so you still get many good sounding words. The best way to use Billie in this phase (and later too realy) is shuffling until you see something you like, or even partially like. When you do, you can lock certain letters in, and keep shuffling the rest. In a few steps, you'll akready get many ideas that you like. You can also manually add letters and continue from there. Startups are rarely a one man operation, so with AskBillie.co, you can invite team members to your project and you can all work on finding a name together. Comment on diffrerent ideas and vote on them to have the best rise to the top. Keep it organized is what Billie is all about! Will LOVE your feedback. Do you find it useful? Anything you think I can improve/change?

If you ever launched a product before, how much accumelated time you've spent on searching for a name