Another user-requested feature is now available! If you prefer to share three pronouns (e.g. they/them/theirs) instead of two (they/them) you can find this option in your pronoun settings. Let me know what you think!

As name.pn approaches becoming beta software, we've finally added terms of use & a privacy policy to our website (you can find them in the footer). Thank you as always to all our early adopters! Please do give them a read and let us know if there are any issues.

name.pn has had a little bit of a rebrand in anticipation of the beta. I'm no professional designer but I think it's a bit better than it was... what do you think?

I'd noticed a few users were not finishing their profiles once they reached the optional "pronunciation" stage. So, from today the stages have been reordered and you're given the chance to leave early as soon as you've filled out the mandatory bits. Let me know what you think!

New feature! Some people don't use pronouns and would always like to use their name. Some people are completely happy with any pronouns. Starting today, if you're one of those people you can set your name.pn profile to reflect this! Let us know if you use this!

As a team with non-binary and immigrant individuals, in meetings and collaborations our names are continually mispronounced and pronouns are often assumed.. Big shout out to name.pn - such a handy tool and energy saver for having to correct people!

Thinking about giving people a gentle nudge towards using their personal email addresses for login to name.pn even if they use it primarily at work. Very interested in thoughts on this - add your comments to this issue card! github.com/fishpercolator…

Folks, it's the first name.pn newsletter in almost two years! Lots to catch you up on! If you're a subscriber you'll get it in your inbox, or you can read it here: news.name.pn/archive/namepn…

When you filled out your name.pn profile, you may have had to think more about the phonetics of your name than you usually do, or you may have learnt about how to spell your name in IPA. If that seemed like fun to you, there's some exciting news below from Luke: