What it does
The gender question is deliberately phrased to return a distribution rather than forcing a binary, and the interface shows the probabilities.
Apps & data pipelines
A name-analysis page: three Choice questions in one request give peak generational era, linguistic origin and gender association, drawn as a birth-wave curve and a probability spread.
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The gender question is deliberately phrased to return a distribution rather than forcing a binary, and the interface shows the probabilities.
Write down a list of names you want to inspect, like character ideas for a creative story. A developer can launch the site for you by linking it to a TypeSafe account access key.
When you type a name, the app asks three questions at once to estimate its language roots, popular eras, and gender spread. Keep in mind that names go to an outside service, and the results are statistical estimates rather than personal facts.