Okay, so I was digging into this whole “iosivas” thing and where the name comes from. It all started because I needed a good, unique identifier for a project I was working on. I wanted something that sounded cool, but also wasn’t already taken by some other app or service. You know how it is – everything seems to be already registered!

First, I brainstormed a bunch of random words and combinations. Nothing really clicked. They were either too generic or too weird. I even tried some online name generators, but those were even worse. Lots of gibberish that didn’t mean anything.
Then, I thought, “What about combining parts of words?” I started playing around with prefixes and suffixes. I knew I wanted “ios” in there somewhere, since this was related to an iOS project. That part was easy.
The “ivas” part was trickier. I tried a few different things, like combining “innovative” and “system” – “inosys”? Nah, too clunky. “Active” and “solution”? “Actisol”? Nope, sounded like a cleaning product.
Then while thinking solutions, I remembered another similar word like “canvas”, then I change it to “vas”.
The “Aha!” Moment
Finally, I decided to keep it simple, “ios” + “ivas”.I also put a “s” to the end of “iva”. Sounded smoother and was easier on the tongue. And that was it! “iosivas”. Short, memorable (hopefully!), and not taken (as far as I could tell).
So, it’s not a super exciting origin story, I know. Just a lot of trial and error, mixing and matching until I found something that I did not hate. It’s more of a practical name than a deeply meaningful one. But hey, it works! That’s the important thing, right?