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Naming a web app, HELP! brain melting!

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So I'm building a web app in Ruby on Rails that let's people share their art & photography but trying to come up with a unique.com for it that isn't already used is like trying to find rain in the Atacama Desert!

 

Here's what I've come up with so far;

 

pixelcove.co.uk (current name, not bad but not a .com)

 

pixcelr.com

 

pixlbase.com

 

pixlli.com

 

pixily.com

 

pixller.com

 

arttora.com

 

arttsey.com

 

Do you think I was on the right lines originally with like pixel followed by a place or do you think they all suck donkey balls

 

feedback please :(

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pixl8.com

 

While this is fantastic and wonderful all the domains are parked :( it also reminds me of wearepixel8.com

great thinking though! :D

  • 2 weeks later...
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Okay so I've scrapped a few and added a few more! Opinions please folks :D

 

PixelCove.com (make offer to current owner as he only has it redirecting to another site)

 

Pixelrr.com (was looking at pixelr but taken so threw in extra r)

 

Artorra.com (sounds like the suet)

 

Pixlfy.com (very app like hard to read, but short)

 

Pixellu.com (not really feeling this one)

 

Picsura.com (was messing round with Japanese particles)

Edited by 4colourprogress

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