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One inbox, one person reading it. Feedback, a niche you want built, a bug, a lore correction, or a business enquiry — it all goes to the same address, and Sam Hollis answers it.
What to write about
- Suggest a generator. Tell us the theme, setting or keyword you would like added. Requests genuinely shape the roadmap — a good chunk of the catalogue exists because someone asked. Say what you would use it for and it moves up the list.
- Report a bug. Send the page URL and what happened — a filter that produces nothing, a name that renders oddly, a layout that breaks on your phone. Your browser and device help, but are not required.
- Send a correction. This is the mail we most want. If a naming convention is wrong, a translation is off, or a piece of lore has been misread, tell us which page and what the right version is. Corrections from people who speak the language or run the game get fixed first. Our standards for this are set out in the editorial policy.
- Ask about usage rights. Short answer: names generated here are yours, commercially and otherwise, with no attribution needed. If you need that in writing for a publisher, ask and we will send it.
- Business & advertising. Partnership and advertising enquiries go to the same address. Note that we do not publish paid guest posts, paid links or sponsored generators — that is a policy, not a negotiating position.
Response times
Every message is read. Most get a reply within two to three business days; corrections and bug reports are usually faster, because they get acted on the same week. If a request for a new generator goes quiet, it is not a no — building one properly takes days of research before there is anything to show.
Before you write
A few things the mail usually asks. The generators are free and need no account. They run entirely in your browser, so nothing you generate is sent to us or stored. There is no API. And yes, you can use the names in a commercial project. Anything else — the address is above.
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