: I don't have any software to recommend, but I do have some tips. If you know the main idea of your story, main protagonists name, and setting, you can find a great name using those little

I don't have any software to recommend, but I do have some tips.
If you know the main idea of your story, main protagonists name, and setting, you can find a great name using those little things.
If that doesn't work, give something slightly doesn't seem to fit at first, but starts to make more and more sense as the story progresses.
Or you could find my quotev account (Bracelet girls) and I could pretend to be a software.

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