Timey is short, warm, and slightly playful, which is a hard combination to find in an available name. It reads as a diminutive of time, the way a friendly product might name itself.
That tone suits a category that badly needs it. Time tracking, scheduling, timers, productivity, and attendance software are all functionally useful and emotionally grim, and most of the brands in the space sound like compliance tools. A name with a bit of lightness in it stands out immediately.
It also works for a history or archive project, where timey reads toward the timeline sense, and for anything aimed at children or education, where the diminutive is exactly right.
Five letters, two syllables, no spelling ambiguity, and it’s the kind of name people say with a slight smile. On the .org it reads as a community or open project rather than a startup, which suits an open-source tool or a nonprofit initiative.
Offers welcome.