Euphonics · Beta testing · Android

Find your rhyme.
Keep your voice.

A place for your first line, your next verse, and the chorus that won’t leave your head. Write a little. Find the right word. Make it yours.

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Euphonics Android writing desk with a short original poem titled Evening Light — A few words are all you need to begin.

Poetry and lyrics
Rhyme and near rhyme
Your words, your voice

Rhyme and near rhyme

Find the word that belongs.

Explore perfect rhymes and near rhymes without leaving your writing. Follow a sound, try a fresh word, and keep the meaning you came for.

Euphonics showing perfect rhyme suggestions for light — Find a rhyme that lands.

Euphonics showing near rhyme suggestions and the Close and Slant range control — Or take the line somewhere less expected.

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Automatic scansion and meter

See how your words move.

See syllables, stress, and meter take shape as you write. Smooth an uneven line or bend the rhythm on purpose. Your ear has the final say.

Euphonics automatically marking stressed and unstressed syllables above the lines of Evening Light — See the stresses. Shape the rhythm.

Make a beat

Give your words a pulse.

Tap out a beat, set the pace, and let it loop while you write. Try your verse against the groove until the words fall into place.

Euphonics editable drum loop with kick, snare, hi-hat and tempo controls below an original lyric — Build a groove for the verse in your head.

Speak your lyrics

Stay in the flow.

Speak your lyrics over the beat and have them transcribed automatically. Catch a phrase while it’s fresh, then shape it into your next verse.

Euphonics voice dictation strip with a live beat position and controls for a new line and stopping voice input — Keep the beat going. Let your voice carry the words.

Suggest the next line

A nudge past the blank line.

Explore a next line inspired by your poem or a line you choose. Give it a rhyme, a rhythm, or a direction—then keep, change, or pass on the suggestion.

Euphonics next-line assistant showing a generated suggestion with controls to add or refine it — Start with your idea. Explore where it could go.

Keep your writing close

From a stray thought to a finished verse.

Keep drafts together, return to a favorite line, and export the words when you’re ready to share. There’s room for the unfinished ones, too.

Euphonics saved writing library with the original poem Evening Light and lyric Home Before Dawn — Your poems and lyrics, ready when you are.

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Beta questions · Privacy

Questions

Which phones can I try it on?

Euphonics is seeking beta testers on Android. Request access below and tell me about your phone.

Can I write without the assistant?

Yes. Writing, rhyme lookup, syllable counts and scansion work without the optional writing assistant. Suggestions are yours to accept, change or leave behind.

Will it get every stress or rhyme right?

Scansion and rhyme tools give you a starting point. Accents, poetic readings and sung words can differ; adjust stress marks to match how you hear the line.

How do next-line suggestions work?

Choose the whole poem or one line as your starting point. The optional assistant can suggest a continuation, with controls for rhyme, meter and words to keep. Availability depends on your beta build and assistant setup; review every suggestion before adding it.

Can I keep a copy of my writing?

Drafts save on your device. Export a poem or lyric as text or Markdown to keep a separate copy or use it elsewhere.

Your next poem starts with a line.