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Have you ever met someone with your exact name? Or wondered whether anyone else in the country has it at all? "How many of me are there?" is one of the oldest curiosity questions on the internet — the original site that answered it, howmanyofme.com, was a fixture of the early web before it became unreliable.

HowManyOfMes.us continues that idea with two commitments the clones usually skip. First, show the working: every estimate traces to a named public dataset (SSA birth records, Census surname files), and our methodology page publishes the formulas and the limits. Second, give the full picture: not just one number, but rarity, gender, generations, and a 145-year popularity story for every name.

The site is free, needs no account, and does not store your searches. If you spot a figure that looks wrong, tell us via the contact page — the data is public, so we can check it together.