Random Word Machine [iPhone]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS MembersPosted on: People

Created by Dutch design studio Booreiland, Random Word Machine, as the name describes, lets you generate random words. The algorithm is based on neurolinguistic theories which ensures that the whole space is explored of theoretical words that could have been. Pronouncing them can be somewhat a little more challenging. You can use this machine as a general brainstorm tool, for producing brand names, or just for fun. Web version of the app is also available here and also in Dutch, English and German on the web and iPhone.

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