Looking for feedback on a naming + domain idea

Not trying to replace creativity - just reduce wasted time switching between tools.

Multiple choices poll not possible?

While using apps to generate names, features to customize the names generated is missing in many apps.

For ex: I want a name, that starts with letter T or word Top and the suffix has the word domains in it. Most generators give simple search option that end up with some random names. When the user has no idea what they are looking for, it may help. But when the user is trying to find specific names most generators dont help.

Hey Azeniq, that's one of the hardest parts of shipping—congrats on getting to the naming stage! Choosing the right name is the first piece of copy a user encounters, and it's mission-critical.
I came over from a conversion copy perspective (I run Quratulain Creatives, specializing in fixing revenue leaks for SaaS founders), and I see a significant risk in your naming idea that impacts your conversion rate: The Cognitive Load Principle.
The Flaw (Diagnosis):
While your proposed name might be short and clever, if it is too abstract and doesn't communicate the category of the product immediately, it increases the user's cognitive load. A user's brain has to spend precious seconds trying to figure out what the name means and what the product does. This is unnecessary friction that leads to high bounce rates. Clarity always converts better than cleverness.
The High-Value Fix (Reciprocity Trigger):
If you love the name and want to keep it, you need to neutralize its ambiguity with extreme clarity immediately around it.

• Add a Descriptive Anchor: Ensure your primary tagline or H1 on the homepage is an extremely simple, unambiguous descriptor. If the name is "SwiftFlow," the descriptor must be: "The easiest platform for managing X, Y, and Z."
• Test the "Boring" Name First: Before committing to a creative name, run a quick internal poll or test where you use a completely "boring" and hyper-clear name (e.g., "The Automated Invoice Reporter") just to see if the clarity alone drives better understanding.
  Your name is the vessel, but the tagline is the delivery mechanism for value. Use the tagline to guarantee instant clarity and eliminate the "what is this?" moment of friction.
  Hope this high-leverage idea helps you capture more conversions! Keep building!
  — Quratulain Zahra | Quratulain Creatives | SaaS Conversion Specialist

honestly I just used chatgpt to comeup with different names on the basis of description about products .

I am building Aprovly which is an lightweight crm for designers to manage their client , versions and feedback/revisions . I just entered this and it generate some great names and i just use different variation to find available domain

Also open to a 5–10 min call if you’re willing to talk through how you named your last project.