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How about going one abstraction further and calling it Stanislaw? I'll see myself out (but looking forward to trying the app).
Not gonna lie, I had to Google that one.
But point taken lol, I'll come up with something better.
There really wasn't a "point", I just thought it was funny :) You call your app whatever the fudge you like, as long as it works.
I absolutely love the idea of a connection to Stanislav Lem. He's one of the greatest SciFi writers!
So how about "Stanny"? It sounds similar to Lemmy and tributes Lem.
Not a great Lem fan, but this meta-level of app-naming appeals to me.