The principle is simple: not counting letters, but listening to sounds. The machine effectively listens along — and finds what truly fits together.

The whole system runs on PHP, right in the sober world of web code — except that instead of juggling numbers, it swaps syllables.

The result is called Reim-o-mat:
a digital ear for rhymes in the German language.
A tool for anyone who writes, rhymes, crafts texts — or simply enjoys language.

This is where algorithms meet alliteration.
And the poet demonstrates that even machines can develop a sense of sound — if you teach them how to write poetry.

More at reim-o-mat.de