Help me find specific major system word generator?

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I’ve found a number of useful major sytem word generators for 4+ digits. E.g., in order of usefulness to me:

But, I had found one tool which was head-and-shoulders above the rest. It appeared to be a university project? I think it might have been on a .edu page. Carnegie Mellon? These other tools generate a few words at most per 4+ digit number. But this tool generated half a dozen and more. Additionally, it generated new words on-the-fly as you typed digits. No need to enter a number with a fixed number digits and hit “submit”.

Unfortunately, I did not bookmark or note this tool. I have tried so hard to find it again, without success.

Can someone help me? Does anyone know what I’m talking about? Thanks!

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is it one of these ?

Software

  • iOS app to learn and practice the major system
  • Numzi - free web application for converting numbers to words/phrases and vice versa using the Major System. Covers the English language with over 220,000 words. Numzi also has an iOS app which is a portable Major System number-word converter.
  • 2Know is free Windows software for converting numbers to words (English, German, French).
  • Mnemisis Another free mnemonic program - runs on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows
  • Memagine iPhone app that uses the system to teach how to recall a list of up to 100 items in any order
  • Major System iPhone app that helps you to create your own list of words and practice it
  • pinfruit.com Web application for the mnemonic major system
  • Major System Trainer Free personalisable web application for learning the digit mappings, and encodings for all 1 and 2 digit words
  • Major System Tool Free web application for converting numbers to words using Derren Brown’s encoding.
  • Mnemonic Major System Module A free module for the drupal content management system by rolf vreijdenberger - web based
  • fonbee Mnemonic Major System Encoder
  • dingn.com Training and recall of 1 digit to 4 digits numbers, vocabulary cards and a deck of shuffled playing cards with personalized favorite word selection for each number.
  • LOC Serendipity A quiz to learn the sound/number correspondences of the Major system by rote. Also available are quizzes to learn the top 100 adjective and noun representations from 00 to 99.
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Unfortunately, no. But thanks for sharing. There are some here that I haven’t seen before. That’s helpful.

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Came across this one during a Google search, could it be the one you were looking for?
https://learninglab.stanford.edu/learning-library/memory

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Unfortunately, no. The resource I had found was a real-time generator of major system words from typed numbers. I don’t see that here. Nonetheless, this is a fantastic resource. So thanks for sharing!

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I found it! memcoder. I don’t know why it was so hard to find, but there it is.

Has anyone found memcoder useful? I think it’s spectacular. It’s my favorite major system image suggetions tool. My number two is Numzi.

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Great design! I like the way it gives you partial matches so that you can cobble together a group of words. That’s something I can’t do in text in my Toolkit.

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That is a fantastic website, thanks for sharing.

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Is there any tool among these that allows us to generate words and sentences/phrases not just from numbers, but from a specific sequence of consonants or sounds? The sequence/order should be followed strictly, without adding extra consonants, although adding vowels and/or spaces would be acceptable.

Is there a Python tool available for this functionality? Additionally, do any of these tools offer an API service?