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===Word generators===

'''Word generators''' allow conlangers to quickly create a lexicon from a simple phonology and a defined syllabic structure. This may be used to create a full lexicon or to simply pick the ~~genereated~~ words that appeal to you. I ~~reccomend~~ choosing one word generator and sticking to it as all of them provide differing value. Some of these word generators<sup>which</sup> might also provide exceptions and rewrites, which are very valuable.

'''Word generators''' allow conlangers to quickly create a lexicon from a simple phonology and a defined syllabic structure. This may be used to create a full lexicon or to simply pick the generated words that appeal to you. I recommend choosing one word generator and sticking to it as all of them provide differing value. Some of these word generators<sup>which</sup> might also provide exceptions and rewrites, which are very valuable.

* [https://tonsi.neocities.org/awkwords/ Awkwords]

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* [https://wrdz-7570a.web.app/ Wrdz]

:It is the second word generator by Collin Brennan and a direct successor of GenGo. It only comes as a ''' website'''. Its License was not found.

* W[https://langwitch.net/wordmage ordMage] Written in Crystal (Free and Open Source) and available as a web page.

===Sound change appliers===

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'''Sound Change Appliers''' allow conlangers to quickly create and/or test the phonological changes throughout and between their conlangs. Allowing for a complex exception system.

* [https://github.com/Girv98/asca-rust ASCA - command line tool] and [https://asca.girv.dev/ ASCA]

* [https://github.com/Girv98/asca-rust ASCA - command line tool] and [https://asca.girv.dev/ ASCA - web]

:ASCA is a new SCA written in rust that comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool.'''

:ASCA is a new SCA written in rust that comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool.''' ASCA does not require setting up categories, having instead in-built phonetic segments defined by distinctive features.

* [https://github.com/bradrn/brassica/ Brassica] and [https://bradrn.com/brassica/ Brassica - web]

:Brassica is a featureful SCA written in Haskell. It is category based, with support for defining distinctive features, and supports MDF dictionary format. Brassica comes as a '''website''', '''application''', '''command line tool''' and '''library'''.

* [https://github.com/samanthamccabe/didelphis-sca/releases Didelphis SCA]

:It was ~~reviously~~ known as '''Haedus ~~Tooolbox~~ SCA.''' It is a very nice, phonetic segment-operating sound change applier created by Fiona Morrigan, a computational linguist and conlanger. It is written in java and only comes as a '''command line tool.'''

:It was previously known as '''Haedus Toolbox SCA.''' It is a very nice, phonetic segment-operating sound change applier created by Fiona Morrigan, a computational linguist and conlanger. It is written in java and only comes as a '''command line tool.'''

* [http://akana.conlang.org/tools/gsca0.8/index.html gSCA v0.8] or [http://akana.conlang.org/tools/gsca0.5/ gSCA v0.5]

:'''Geoff's Sound Change Applier''', is a program that applies rule-based transformations to strings of Unicode text. Originally based on [[w:Mark Rosenfelder|Mark Rosenfelder's]] SCA, the GSCA is now a much more complex and powerful alternative. Among its features are featural sound changes, assimilation, preprocessing, randomization, simultaneous dialectal evolution, word exceptions and more.

* [https://gitlab.com/jaspax/phonix Phonix]

:Phonix is a command line program written in C#. Phonix is distinctive feature based and has in-built phonetic segments, but also allows users to define additional symbols and features. It supports both IPA and X-SAMPA.

* [https://www.zompist.com/sounds.htm SCA]

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====Lexurgy====

'''Lexurgy''' is a very powerful sound change applier that is even turing complete. It comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool'''.

* [https://github.com/def-gthill/lexurgy/releases ~~command~~ line tool]

* [https://github.com/def-gthill/lexurgy/releases Command line tool]

* [https://lexurgy-app.vercel.app/sc The new interface]

* [https://www.lexurgy.com/sc The old interface]

* [https://lexurgy.vercel.app/sc The old interface - copy]

===Keyboard layout editors===

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* [http://gleb.000024.org/ Gleb: a random phonology generator]

* [https://lexicanter.com/ Lexicanteer: an app for constructing languages]

* [https://langwitch.net LangWitch: a web app for creating constructed languages]

===Other tools===

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 ===Word generators===
-'''Word generators''' allow conlangers to quickly create a lexicon from a simple phonology and a defined syllabic structure. This may be used to create a full lexicon or to simply pick the genereated words that appeal to you. I reccomend choosing one word generator and sticking to it as all of them provide differing value. Some of these word generators<sup>which</sup> might also provide exceptions and rewrites, which are very valuable.
+'''Word generators''' allow conlangers to quickly create a lexicon from a simple phonology and a defined syllabic structure. This may be used to create a full lexicon or to simply pick the generated words that appeal to you. I recommend choosing one word generator and sticking to it as all of them provide differing value. Some of these word generators<sup>which</sup> might also provide exceptions and rewrites, which are very valuable.
 * [https://tonsi.neocities.org/awkwords/ Awkwords]
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 * [https://wrdz-7570a.web.app/ Wrdz]
 :It is the second word generator by Collin Brennan and a direct successor of GenGo. It only comes as a ''' website'''. Its License was not found.
+* W[https://langwitch.net/wordmage ordMage] Written in Crystal (Free and Open Source) and available as a web page.
 ===Sound change appliers===
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 '''Sound Change Appliers''' allow conlangers to quickly create and/or test the phonological changes throughout and between their conlangs. Allowing for a complex exception system.
-* [https://github.com/Girv98/asca-rust ASCA - command line tool] and [https://asca.girv.dev/ ASCA]
+* [https://github.com/Girv98/asca-rust ASCA - command line tool] and [https://asca.girv.dev/ ASCA - web]
-:ASCA is a new SCA written in rust that comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool.'''
+:ASCA is a new SCA written in rust that comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool.''' ASCA does not require setting up categories, having instead in-built phonetic segments defined by distinctive features.
+* [https://github.com/bradrn/brassica/ Brassica] and [https://bradrn.com/brassica/ Brassica - web]
+:Brassica is a featureful SCA written in Haskell. It is category based, with support for defining distinctive features, and supports MDF dictionary format. Brassica comes as a '''website''', '''application''', '''command line tool''' and '''library'''.
 * [https://github.com/samanthamccabe/didelphis-sca/releases Didelphis SCA]
-:It was reviously known as '''Haedus Tooolbox SCA.''' It is a very nice, phonetic segment-operating sound change applier created by Fiona Morrigan, a computational linguist and conlanger. It is written in java and only comes as a '''command line tool.'''
+:It was previously known as '''Haedus Toolbox SCA.''' It is a very nice, phonetic segment-operating sound change applier created by Fiona Morrigan, a computational linguist and conlanger. It is written in java and only comes as a '''command line tool.'''
 * [http://akana.conlang.org/tools/gsca0.8/index.html gSCA v0.8] or [http://akana.conlang.org/tools/gsca0.5/ gSCA v0.5]
 :'''Geoff's Sound Change Applier''', is a program that applies rule-based transformations to strings of Unicode text. Originally based on [[w:Mark Rosenfelder|Mark Rosenfelder's]] SCA, the GSCA is now a much more complex and powerful alternative. Among its features are featural sound changes, assimilation, preprocessing, randomization, simultaneous dialectal evolution, word exceptions and more.
+* [https://gitlab.com/jaspax/phonix Phonix]
+:Phonix is a command line program written in C#. Phonix is distinctive feature based and has in-built phonetic segments, but also allows users to define additional symbols and features. It supports both IPA and X-SAMPA.
 * [https://www.zompist.com/sounds.htm SCA]
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 ====Lexurgy====
-'''Lexurgy''' is a very powerful sound change applier that is even turing complete. It comes  as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool'''.
+'''Lexurgy''' is a very powerful sound change applier that is even turing complete. It comes as a ''' website''' and as a '''command line tool'''.
-* [https://github.com/def-gthill/lexurgy/releases command line tool]
+* [https://github.com/def-gthill/lexurgy/releases Command line tool]
 * [https://lexurgy-app.vercel.app/sc The new interface]
 * [https://www.lexurgy.com/sc The old interface]
 * [https://lexurgy.vercel.app/sc The old interface - copy]
 ===Keyboard layout editors===
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 * [http://gleb.000024.org/ Gleb: a random phonology generator]
 * [https://lexicanter.com/ Lexicanteer: an app for constructing languages]
+* [https://langwitch.net LangWitch: a web app for creating constructed languages]
 ===Other tools===