Your account.
Wurding only requires an account for the Pro version. One email, one link, no password required.
the free plan
Free to install, and free to keep — no account required.
- a working vocabularyA book of tens of thousands of words — the ones writers reach for most often.
- up to six neighbors per axisWords similar in meaning, complexity, type, feeling, and sound — up to six words each, all at the same time.
download for Windows — out in beta.
what pro opens
The free plan is the abridged edition. Pro is the whole book.
- the full bookGet more than double the words of the free plan — including words that don’t come up every day.
- up to fifteen neighbors per axisGet up to fifteen words each that are similar in meaning, complexity, type, feeling, and sound — more than double the free plan.
- keep your favoritesSave any word to your own customized list of favorites, and it stays marked anytime it turns up again.
- no password to loseOne email, one link, nothing to remember.
Pro is $7 a month, or $60 a year ($5 a month). Stop whenever.Sign in below to get started.
the same on both
Paying changes how much of the book you can see. It changes none of this.
- definitions on clickClick any word to open its definitions right there in the panel — each with a usage example, so you can tell whether it’s the word you meant.
- age of your wordSee roughly when a word came into use — since 1950, early 20th century, and so on. From 1850 onwards.
- each sense on its ownFast the adjective (quick) keeps different company than fast the verb (to abstain from food). Its noun and adverb split the same way — so you get four different meanings, and four distinct sets of neighbors.
- your EnglishColour or color — easily switch between US, UK, and AU spellings, and its neighbours answer in kind.
- nothing written for youNo AI, no prose written for you, no suggested rewrites. A reference book doesn’t finish your paragraph, and neither does this.
- nothing sent anywhereNo telemetry, no metrics, no analytics. The words you look up never leave your computer.
- no internet neededLooking a word up never touches the internet — everything it needs already lives on your machine.
- the trail behind youThe words you’ve just looked at stay listed at the foot of the panel, so wandering back is one click.