JadeName: Chinese Names

JadeName: Chinese Names helps international users create and understand a meaningful Chinese name.

Enter your English name, birth date, birth time, and birth city, then choose a Chinese surname and the style you want your name to express. JadeName: Chinese Names generates suggestions locally from an expanded Chinese character library and explains pronunciation, character meaning, style, and cultural context.

Free features:

• Generate 3 Chinese name suggestions
• Choose from common Chinese surnames
• See pinyin and basic character meanings
• View a short Five Elements cultural note
• Keep local history and save favorite names locally

Premium Report:

• Unlock 20+ personalized name candidates
• Read detailed character-by-character meanings
• Explore Five Elements and Yin-Yang cultural insights
• Compare and save preferred names locally
• Get richer locally reviewed cultural reference notes

Pro:

• Extended local generation for repeated naming exploration
• Access to expanded local character data and reviewed cultural notes as they are updated
• Local-first name history, favorite names, and comparison workflow
• Optional AI enhancement with a user-configured provider
• No JadeName server-side AI proxy

AI:

JadeName: Chinese Names is a local-first naming utility. Optional AI enhancement is controlled by the user: users may configure their own AI provider, endpoint, model, and API key. User API keys are stored locally on device, and JadeName does not run a server-side AI proxy.

Privacy:

The core naming engine runs locally. Birth details and saved names remain on the device unless the user explicitly configures and enables their own AI provider.

Subscription terms:

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Privacy Policy: https://AI-Scarlett.github.io/ichingdaily-public-links/privacy.html

Disclaimer:

JadeName: Chinese Names provides Chinese name suggestions and cultural interpretations for educational and entertainment purposes. Five Elements, Yin-Yang, and classical references are used as traditional cultural frameworks and should not be understood as guarantees of future outcomes.