wordfeel

What it does

Each sense includes a no-association option, allowing a word to smell like nothing rather than forcing a fanciful answer from every vocabulary.

How you can use it

You can use this approach to build creative writing games or mood boards that link ordinary words to sensory feelings. First, gather a list of words you want to explore, such as city names, emotions, or everyday objects.

A developer can set up the program using a digital account key from TypeSafe. The tool automatically checks every word against four sensory traits: taste, touch, scent, and shape. It needs an active internet connection to evaluate each new word.