Rhyme Genie

Idolumic came up with Rhyme Genie, an application which can lend a helping hand to songwriters, poets, copywriters, and wordsmiths who need a bit of help with their rhymes. The application provides easy access to more than 327,000 entries, 198,000 phrases, 40,000 proper nouns, 53,000 titles of charted songs, and 30 different types of rhymes. You have all you need to get the creative juices flowing and come up with poems, songs, slogans, and more.

This application is available for Microsoft Windows operating system and for Apple Mac OS X. The system requirements for running Rhyme Genie on a PC are: Pentium 3 700MHz processor or better, 650MB of free hard disk space, Windows XP SP3, Vista SP2, 7, or 8 operating system. The system requirements for running Rhyme Genie on a Mac are: Intel-based Mac, 700Mb of free disk space, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard or higher.
It must be added here that Rhyme Genie is also available for iOS 5.1 or higher.

If you have any problems figuring out the application's interface, click the Help button from the bottom right hand corner. Click on the circled buttons and a brief explanation of what that button does will be provided. The Help screen also features a Rhyme Definitions dropdown – select a type of rhyme from the dropdown menu and you will be presented with a definition.
If you have a bit of trouble getting started with the functionality offered by Rhyme Genie, there’s an online video tutorial that you can watch.

Speaking about functionality, here are the main features you can expect to get from Rhyme Genie: enter a word and the application will find rhymes for it; there are various types of rhymes you can choose from; there are several dictionaries to choose from; a thesaurus is included; there’s a built-in word filter. To sum it up, you have easy access to powerful functionality that will help you with your rhymes.

Comprehensive help, easy to use interface, many dictionaries, and powerful rhyming functionality, the Rhyme Genie has all of these. Let it lend a helping hand when you have problems with your rhymes.