Rhyme Genie has been updated to v8.0 (free to current owners) and the accompanying lyric writer and song manager TuneSmith has been updated to v5.5.
 
http://www.rhymegenie.com/

Looks good and if I didn't already have the non-cloud version of Master Writer I'd say this is great find.

I may give the iOS version a shot.

bapu
Looks good and if I didn't already have the non-cloud version of Master Writer I'd say this is great find.

Master Writer was already cloud-only by the time I found it.
 
The primary difference between the Mac and PC implementations is that Rhyme Genie plugs into TuneSmith with very tight integration. On the PC, it's two separate apps, but they have implemented a usable method for connecting them.

I went ahead and bought it. Looks to be very useful.
I've never heard of this software before so thanks for the post.
Bjorn

What are your thoughts on these products?  Do you find them useful?

I like that it lets you know who you're ripping off. The cliché dictionary is going to be handy, too.
 
Seriously, how many great lyrical starts have you abandoned because you had one great line and couldn't think up a second? I've been struggling with this one: "You are the salsa in my taco". Sure, "cilantro" is the obvious rhyme, but that's too easy.

SmokeyJ628
What are your thoughts on these products?  Do you find them useful?

I tried a number of different lyric writing apps, and found the Rhyme Genie/TuneSmith to be clearly the best, especially for the price ($24.95)! Right-click on the image and "open image in new tab" for higher resolution. When searching for rhymes, you can select multiple choices and paste them into TS with a single click. From there, you can insert them into your lyrics. If you are submitting songs for purchase/license, TS's Pitch Journal and Creative Talent features are priceless. And TS is FREE, with a paid license for RG!
 

 

bitflipper
I like that it lets you know who you're ripping off. The cliché dictionary is going to be handy, too.
 
Seriously, how many great lyrical starts have you abandoned because you had one great line and couldn't think up a second? I've been struggling with this one: "You are the salsa in my taco". Sure, "cilantro" is the obvious rhyme, but that's too easy.

And the mojo in my bravado!
 
Thanks, Rhyme Genie! 

Thanks for the comments, TheMaartian