Preference-based recommendations
Set preferences such as gender, languages, and country so the app can tailor name suggestions to your situation.
Cuqui Baby Names is an AI-powered baby-name assistant with swipe browsing, name facts, and shortlist sharing across Android, iOS, and the web.
Cuqui Baby Names is an AI-powered baby-name guide that helps parents search for names, compare suggestions, and ask questions about specific names. The homepage describes it as a “Tinder” of names, combining swipe-based browsing with AI assistance and name facts.
Users can define base preferences such as gender, language, and country, then review AI-generated suggestions, learn more about each name, and save shortlist candidates for sharing. The service also presents itself as available on Android, iOS, and the web.
Set preferences such as gender, languages, and country so the app can tailor name suggestions to your situation.
Browse AI-suggested names and choose among them with swipe-style interaction.
Ask follow-up questions about a name, including meaning, nicknames, and potential issues in other languages.
View facts and attributes for individual names before saving them or asking more questions.
Save preferred names and share them with other people involved in the decision.
Use the app or web experience across Android, iOS, and browser access.
Use the guided preference setup to narrow names by gender, language, or country when you already know the boundaries you want.
Open a candidate name and ask practical questions such as whether it has a nickname or whether it carries unwanted meanings in another language.
Swipe through AI-generated suggestions to compare options quickly instead of searching through static lists alone.
Save names you like and share them with a partner or family members while deciding together.
It helps users find baby names by recommending options based on preferences such as gender, language, and country, and by answering questions about individual names.
The source says the app and web experience are free to use with limited quotas and features. It also mentions paid packages for unlimited usage and pro features, but the pricing page itself returns a 404.
The app is described as available on Android, iOS, and the web, and the homepage also mentions Google Play and the Apple Store.
The workflow starts by defining base preferences, then tuning results from AI-suggested names, swiping through suggestions, and asking the AI guide follow-up questions.
The source describes names for boy, girl, and unisex use, plus original or funny suggestions if desired. It also says the AI can surface name details and facts.