Add an -r ending
Remove a final -e, if there is one, then add -r.
Suffix it. Shorten it. Swap a letter and see what happens. Here are the word-changing methods behind the madness to turn one ordinary word into startup-y goodness.
Remove a final -e, if there is one, then add -r.
Append -ly to the original word.
Append -ify to the original word.
Append -io to the original word.
Create three playful variants with different final sounds.
Append -ster to the original word.
Append -able to make the word sound like a capability.
Suggest a central collection, source, or repository.
Create a compact, container-style name.
Give the name a central-place or gathering-point feel.
Suggest a useful collection or group of items.
Suggest cards, panels, or a browsable collection.
Suggest putting something into a designated place.
Create a cozy collection or container metaphor.
Give the name a workflow or productivity angle.
Suggest an environment, destination, or workspace.
Turn the word into a place or destination.
Suggest a working surface, notebook, or workspace.
Suggest a collected, selected, or curated set.
Add -o, -a, or -i. Remove a final -e first.
Replace an initial hard C, while avoiding soft C and Ch beginnings.
Put a short, action-oriented word before the original.
Prefixes: get-, use-, try-, go-, hey-, join-
Keep the core word intact and place a domain style term after it.
Adds the suffixes -app, -online
Append a short product, platform, or internet term.
Endings: -hq, -web, -cloud
Append a playful, retro-sounding ending to the original word.
Suffixes: -omatic, -inator, -atron, -orama