| RhymeZone |
RhymeZone, the leading rhyming dictionary, uses the API extensively:
for search autocomplete; for finding
similar-sounding words when a search term is not recognized; for
spelling correction; for finding descriptive words; and for its "synonyms / related"
search results tab. |
| OneLook |
OneLook, a popular meta-dictionary tool, was the original motivation for
the Datamuse API. The reverse dictionary / thesaurus section hits
nearly every feature of the API.
OneLook also uses it for search autocomplete and for the "related words" features that appear on its search results pages.
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| Voice Dream Writer |
Voice Dream uses the Datamuse API to find words by sound and by meaning
for users of its critically acclaimed assistive writing app. |
| SmashWords |
SmashWords, the world's largest distributor of indie ebooks, uses
the Datamuse API for search autocomplete. |
| RapPad |
RapPad uses the API for contextual word suggestions in its innovative writing tool. |
| Syllacrostic solver |
This project by a student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute uses the Datamuse API for relevancy scoring. |
WikSearch |
This is an experimental Wikipedia search interface that uses the Datamuse API on a 10 million term vocabulary of English-language Wikipedia titles. |
| Third-party libraries |
A few people have written client libraries for the Datamuse API:
There's now Datamuse4J for Java;
python-datamuse for Python;
a module for
node.js; and
a module for
Drupal.
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