How to find your phone's codename

A codename is the short internal name every Android device has (Pixel 7 = panther, Galaxy S23 = dm1q). Custom ROMs are organised by it, so it's the surest way to confirm a build is for your exact model.

1.Just search your model first
You usually don't need the codename — the search box on the home page matches marketing names (“Pixel 7”) and model numbers (“SM-G991B”). Try that before anything below.
2.Settings → About phone
Open Settings → About phone and note the Model number — then search that here. Some skins show the codename directly under “Build number”.
3.A device-info app
Free apps like DevCheck or Device Info HW (Play Store) show the codename plainly, usually labelled “Device” or “Codename”.
4.ADB (computer)
With USB debugging on and the phone connected:adb shell getprop ro.product.device
5.Termux (on-device)
In Termux (or any terminal app):getprop ro.product.device
6.Bootloader / fastboot
Booted into the bootloader and connected over USB:fastboot getvar product

Got your codename or model? Search it to see every ROM that supports it. Can't find your phone? Let us know — it may not be listed yet.