You don't need a name idea. What Lynqly needs is a clear picture of what you are building: who it is for, what it does for them, and how it should feel. That description is your brief, and the names come from it.
When you start, Lynqly asks a few plain questions to shape the brief. You can also write it in your own words.
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The more specific the brief, the better the names. "A useful app for people" gets generic results. Say who those people are and what problem goes away for them.
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