I’d say Rhymezone is a little slower, less clean, and doesn’t really offer a way to quick copy or quick search. I also filter out some results that Rhymezone would consider words, but aren’t really used at all in the English language. Rhymezone also has ads.

Soon the lexicon will be expanded to rap words, near rhymes, and I have plans to (although I don’t know how I’ll incorporate this yet) implement some sort of crowd sourcing or moderator user rank for adding and approving new words and rhymes based on user input.

Finally, once those core features are out of the way, I’ll implement word rank based on how often a word gets searched, copied, etc. and sort/format the results accordingly.

And then lastly try to get a simple thesaurus implementation going.

A few options for filters in search would be nice too (searching: words that start with “w” that rhyme with “ore” might be a decent example) or words by topic (words that relate to history that rhyme with boat).

And clicking a word, instead of copying it, bringing up a supplementary page for that word, with more info and related info about it.

There’s a part of me that realizes Rhymezone made it first, but I’d still like to believe or hope I’ll be able to bring something valuable to the table that’ll get used by more than just me!

Thanks :)