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Little Names.

A shortlist for the two of you

Find a baby name
you both like.

Save the names that catch your eye. Keep a Maybe list. Compare with your partner when you’re ready.

Start a shortlist

Try it first. Your device saves stay here for 30 days.

Try your first save

A little structure for a big decision

  1. Keep what you like

    Save names from the library or the discovery cards. Maybe keeps the undecided ones separate.

  2. Connect your accounts

    Each partner keeps their own choices. Send an invite when you’re ready, even if both accounts already exist.

  3. Find the overlap

    Review common random groups. Matches appear when both of you save the same name.

How popular is the name you love?

Explore exact-spelling US counts, ranks and history from the Social Security Administration. Start by initial, or search the complete library.

Start with a manageable list

Short girl names to put on your shortlist

Compare girl names with four letters or fewer, with US usage data and buttons to save the ones you like.

Short boy names with room to grow

A practical shortlist of boy names with four letters or fewer, including real US registration counts.

Names used across both US sex categories

Compare names with documented use in both recorded-sex categories in the 2025 SSA data, without assuming equally common usage.

Girl names beginning with A

Compare A-starting girl names by spelling, length, and recent US use; save your favorites as you read.

Boy names beginning with L

Compare L-starting boy names with exact spellings and current US usage, then keep a shared shortlist.

Four-letter baby names to compare

Four-letter names across the catalogue, with US data and a saveable comparison list.

Five-letter girl names for a manageable shortlist

Compare five-letter girl names and their recent US registration counts without unsupported origin or vintage labels.

Six-letter boy names to try with your family name

A saveable collection of boy names with six letters, using exact catalogue spellings and sourced US usage.