Everkin began when our own family did
Nami was the first thing we needed
When we were expecting our first child, we couldn’t find a baby name tool that felt like it was built for the way we were actually thinking about the process, so we decided to create one ourselves. We called it Nami.
What started as a personal solution became something we knew could be meaningful beyond our own experience. Not because it was complex, but because it felt calm, simple, and grounded in how real people make decisions during important life moments.

That changed how we saw things.
There are many parts of family life that deserve more thoughtful, human-centered tools. Things that feel important, but aren’t always supported in a way that matches their emotional weight.
That became Everkin. A home for products shaped by real moments in our family life.
The ones that make us pause and think, someone should make this feel better.
– Alaine and Steven
For families, thoughtfully
Everkin exists because we believe the tools families rely on should feel as considered as the lives they support.
We’re building digital products that bring a sense of calm, clarity, and care to your family’s decisions.

A quiet attention to family life
We pay attention to how families actually move through their days. How they choose, prepare, celebrate, and adjust as they grow.
That attention shapes everything we build.
When we create something new, it has to earn its place by adding real clarity or ease. If it doesn’t, it doesn’t get built.

Thoughtful by design
Everything we build is crafted to feel intuitive and designed for real families navigating real moments.

People at the center
We build with empathy for real family life, not idealized versions of it.

Care by default
We treat privacy, data, and trust as foundational, not optional.
Meet Nami
Our first product, Nami, is an iOS app created to support families during one of life’s most meaningful decisions: choosing a name. Inspired by our own search for more inspiration while naming our baby, Nami brings clarity and support to a process that can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming.
"We cannot live for ourselves alone. Our lives are connected by a thousand invisible threads."
Henry Melvill

