Wordify searches every letter combination your keypad digits can spell and matches it against a dictionary of real words — so your number becomes something people actually remember.
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The first two digits are kept as an area/prefix code and never wordified; the remaining digits can't include 0 or 1.
Letters are mapped back to their keypad digit; numbers and punctuation pass through unchanged.
Three simple ideas make the whole thing possible.
Every digit 2–9 maps to a set of letters, just like a phone keypad (2 → ABC, 7 → PQRS, and so on).
For every possible starting position, Wordify expands the digits after it into every letter combination they could spell.
Each combination is checked against a Trie of common English words — including combinations of multiple words — to find real matches.
The dictionary is stored as a Trie — a tree where every step down spells one more letter. A word is "found" when a search ends exactly on a node marked as a word's end.
Wordify is a small, dependency-free Python library with a permissive MIT license. Fork it, extend the dictionary, or port it to another language.