Maybe choose a different name?

[simonft]

I'm not in love with this one, but haven't thought of anything better.

[huertanix]

I keep thinking of something similar to "Multipass" mostly due to me thinking about The Fifth Element. The naming around diceware passphrase generators is crowded with similar-sounding namespace collisions; e.g. "dicegen" is like twenty command-line only generators. Something original would be kewl.

[simonft]

Agreed. I think the requirements for a name are:

• Not too close to something existing, especially in the diceware space
• Not hard to spell or say
• Something that won't confuse non-native english speakers (this might rule out some puns)
• If possible have something to do with phrases or passwords.

[huertanix]

I wonder if "Battery Horse Staple" would be too niche or just niche enough.

[simonft]

I think it's a little too niche. I'm also a little worried that someone might get confused and think that is the passphrase they should use. I've seen stranger UI confusions.

[huertanix]

Thought of "Entrophrase" (Entropy + phrase) this morning. Although "entropy" isn't a common word it reduces the idea of what the dice would offer, and there's no dice so it makes more sense. Also, good SEO for now: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22entrophrase%22&t=brave&ia=web.

[simonft]

I like it! Also, the domain name is available.

Something that just came to be, having been at the Brooklyn Museum's David Bowie exhibit yesterday:
phraesasizer

[huertanix]

Ooh, I'm already a fan due to Bowie, although it might be hard to spell, which might not be an issue though since there's not that many cases where one would have to type out the app's name if using the default GUI.