Rhymes, synonyms, patterns, collocations and word-game scoring for writers and agents.
payments ON MAINNET (real money) · 12 live endpoints
| Endpoint | Price | What it answers |
|---|---|---|
GET /anagram-check | $0.02 | Check whether two words or phrases are anagrams, ignoring case, spaces, punctuation and accents; shows the letter differences. |
GET /autocomplete | $0.02 | Word completions for a prefix, ranked by how common they are, for typeahead and name ideas. |
GET /collocations | $0.02 | Adjectives that commonly describe a noun (ocean: vast, open), or nouns that a given adjective commonly describes. |
GET /next-words | $0.02 | Words that most often come right after, and right before, a word in published text, for phrase and prose ideas. |
GET /related-words | $0.02 | Words that mean something like a word or a described phrase, as a reverse dictionary: ringing in the ears finds tinnitus. |
GET /rhymes | $0.02 | Perfect and near rhymes for a word, with syllable counts, ranked by how common they are. |
GET /scrabble-score | $0.02 | Scrabble score for a word with standard English tile values, letter and word multipliers, blanks and the 50-point bingo. |
GET /sounds-like | $0.02 | Homophones and similar-sounding words for a word, with ARPAbet pronunciation and syllable counts. |
GET /spelled-like | $0.02 | Words spelled similarly to the input: spelling suggestions. Common misspellings also appear in the vocabulary. |
GET /synonyms-antonyms | $0.02 | Synonyms and antonyms of a word, ranked by relevance, with parts of speech. |
GET /word-pattern | $0.02 | Find words matching a crossword or Wordle pattern: t??k finds task, trek; ? is one letter, * any letters. |
GET /wordle-feedback | $0.02 | Wordle-style feedback for a guess against an answer: green, yellow and grey squares with correct duplicate-letter handling. |
GET /catalog returns this list as JSON. Activity hub · uptime.
Word suggestions come from the Datamuse engine and are statistical: they can miss rare words, include common misspellings, and reflect its source texts. Game scores use the standard English tile values; dictionaries and tournament rules differ. Every paid response carries a disclaimer field.