Preliminary brand-name screening

Before you commit to a name, see what the public registers already hold. One screen across the EU trademark offices, WIPO, the US register, the app stores and the domain registries.

What a screen reports

Registered and pending marks that a plain search for your exact name cannot reach, because register matching is substring-based — an exact search for QUENTO never returns QUENTN.
Near neighbours, including the vowel-cluster variants that no single-letter edit reaches.
Companies, products and apps already trading under the name, and what each domain actually serves.
Which sources answered and which did not. A register that rate-limited part way through is reported as a partial screen, never as an empty result.

What a screen does not do

It is preliminary research over public sources. It cannot tell you whether a name may be adopted, registered or used — that question needs a qualified trademark attorney and a formal search. Silence in a source is not evidence of absence, and absence from a search engine is not evidence of anything.

Status

Pre-launch. The research pipeline runs; the web interface is being built. The product does not have its own name yet — it is being put through its own screen first, which seemed like the only honest order to do it in.

This is a preliminary risk screen, not legal advice and not a substitute for a qualified trademark attorney. It reports what public sources show at the time of the check.