Product name clearance check

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# Product name clearance check

For three to five candidate names. This is a screening pass, not legal clearance; it tells the team which names deserve a lawyer's time.

## 1. Trademarks

1. Search each name with @[USPTO · Trademark search](alexandria:uspto-gov/intellectual-property/trademark_search) (`text` = name, `alive=true`). Note live marks, their owners and goods descriptions. Same word in an adjacent class is a caution; same word in the same class is a likely kill.
2. Read the status of anything close with @[USPTO · Trademark status](alexandria:uspto-gov/intellectual-property/trademark_status) (`serial_number`).

## 2. Domains

3. Run @[Namecheap · Search domains](alexandria:namecheap-com/domains/search_domains) (`query` = name, `tlds` = com, io, co, app, `include_aftermarket=true`).
4. Confirm the exact names the team would use with @[Namecheap · Check domains](alexandria:namecheap-com/domains/check_domains) (`include_pricing=true`), including get or try prefixes.

## 3. Collisions in the wild

5. Search the App Store with @[App Store · Search](alexandria:apps-apple-com/apps/search) (`term` = name, `country` = main market) for existing apps with the same or near name.
6. Check handles with @[Oriane · Search TikTok profiles](alexandria:oriane/tiktok/profiles-search) and @[Oriane · Search Instagram profiles](alexandria:oriane/instagram/profiles-search) (`handle` = name). Note follower counts of any existing owner.
7. See what the word already means to searchers with @[Trends · Suggestions](alexandria:firecrawl-trends/trends/suggestions) and @[Trends · Interest over time](alexandria:firecrawl-trends/trends/interest_over_time) (`keywords` = names, `time=today 5-y`). A name with heavy existing interest means paying to outrank someone else.

## Write the clearance table

- **Per name:** trademark risk, best available domain and price, App Store and handle collisions, search ambiguity.
- **Call:** clear, caution or kill, with the one reason that decides it.
- **Next step:** which names go to counsel and which domains to buy now.
- **Sources:** cite each finding to its capability. Say what could not be checked.

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