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How to name it !!!

It may seem insignificant but forms a very important part of both the product placement as well as marketing for the product.

We have been hunting for names for more than a month now and just have a working title for the product.

The problem with the working title is
  • It is way too long
  • it is not easy to remember
  • It does not contain the essence of the product
We have the following criteria for a product name
  • Easy to spell and remember
  • Relevant to the product space
  • Should have been used by any other relevant software product
While we have enough suggestions that cross the first 2 criteria, we hit the block on the third one.

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