My wife and I had the classic problem: two separate name lists, zero overlap, and a family group chat with opinions. Spreadsheets weren't fixing it, so I built Naamly. How it works: each partner swipes names privately on their own phone (like/pass/veto — your partner never sees your passes). When you both like a name, it's a match and you both find out. Then a "Duel" mode narrows your shortlist head-to-head until one wins, and family can vote on finalists from a link — no app needed. It's South-Asian-first (Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi, Bengali, Urdu decks with native script + meanings) plus 25k English/American names. Free to start; there's a $7.99 one-time pass per couple, no subscription. Web is live now at naamly.app, iOS and Android apps coming soon. Honest question for this crowd: what's the missing piece that would make you actually use this with your partner? And would you trust the matching, or does private swiping feel gimmicky? I'm part of the team building it, so I'm biased — here for criticism.   submitted by   /u/Sensitive_Leg7619 [link]   [comments]