Swipe & Match
Keep the ones you love, pass on the rest. Tap a card to see what the name means.
How This Works
- 1 Keep or Pass One name at a time. Tap the heart to keep it, the cross to pass, or drag the card. Nothing is saved until you keep something.
- 2 Invite Whoever Is Deciding With You They get their own link and swipe the same names on their own phone — including the ones you have already saved.
- 3 See What You Agree On A name shows up as a match once you have both kept it. Neither of you sees what the other passed on, unless you choose otherwise.
Every card is a real name from official birth records, filtered to the ones people are actually using where you live. Change that with Filters at any time.
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That Is the Whole List
You have swiped every name on it. The cards from here are fresh suggestions — keep one and it joins the list for your partner to see.
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Drag the card, use the buttons, or the arrow keys.
Filters
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How Swipe & Match Works
Every card is a real name from official birth records in five countries, filtered to the ones people are actually using where you live. Keep the ones you like and they collect on your shortlist. Nothing is saved until you keep something, and you never need an account to swipe.
Tap any card to turn it over for the meaning, the origin and where the name stands in each country we hold. If you swipe the wrong way, the undo button takes it back.
Swiping With Someone Else
Send your partner a link and you each swipe the same names privately — a name only appears as a match when you've both kept it, and neither of you ever sees what the other passed on. Or send a voting link to friends and family and see who picked what, name by name.
Want suggestions built around your surname, your other children's names or the names you already love? The baby name generator does that.
Swiping Baby Names with Your Partner
How Do You Pick a Baby Name with Your Partner?
Separately, then compare. The usual method — one person reads names aloud and the other reacts — fails because the person reading has already chosen: they picked which names to read, in what order, and with what tone. Swiping apart and looking at the overlap removes that, and it means nobody has to defend a rejection out loud.
Is There an App Like Tinder but for Baby Names?
Several, and most of them want you to install something. This one runs in the browser on both your phones — you swipe, your partner swipes, and the names you both kept show up as matches. There is nothing to download and you do not need an account to start.
Which Way Do You Swipe on Baby Names?
Right to keep, left to pass, the same as everything else built on this mechanic. You can also tap the buttons underneath, or use the arrow keys on a laptop. Tap a card to turn it over and read what the name means before deciding.
What Can I Use to Share Baby Names with My Partner?
Share a list. One of you creates it and sends the link; the other opens it and starts swiping the same names. Individual passes stay private — a name only ever appears as a match when you have both kept it, so neither of you finds out what the other rejected.
Can I Do It on My Own First?
Yes. The baby name game is a solo round of fifteen names with nothing to set up, which is a good way to find out what you like before involving anybody else.