A Falam writing assistant
WriteInChin
The spell checker Falam never had, in an editor built around the way the language is actually written.
Every word processor in the world will underline your Falam in red and offer you nothing. This one knows the difference between tha and ṭha, puts ṭ a keypress away, and keeps your documents on your own device.
What it does
Six tools, one document.
Write
A calm editor with direct ṭ and Ṭ entry on every surface, a focus mode, and autosave that tells you when it fails instead of pretending.
Check
Spelling, spacing, and the confusions that matter in Falam — tha and ṭha, repeated words, missing diacritics — with accept or ignore on each one.
Rewrite
Save a passage, a tone and an instruction, and compare the result against your original before you accept anything.
Dictate
Speak instead of typing, with pause and resume, an ordered transcript, and retry or discard before a word reaches your document.
Look it up
A Falam dictionary in the editor — offline on mobile — with source-attributed articles and example phrases.
Kept on your device
Documents, versions and history live in your own browser or phone. There is no account, and nothing is uploaded to us.
Built on our own Falam stack.
The checks are not a generic spell checker pointed at Chin. They come from the components we build for Falam: context checks from falam-grammar, diacritic restoration from falam-restore, a falam-langid guard that steps aside on English and Burmese lines, and suggestions ranked from falam-lexicon.
See the language technologyWhere it is today
A prototype, and honest about it.
WriteInChin is not publicly deployed yet, and some tools run on labelled sample output rather than live models. Here is the line as it stands.
Working now
- Editor with direct ṭ/Ṭ entry, focus mode and visible autosave
- Falam spelling and spacing checks with accept, ignore and bulk-safe fixes
- Diacritic restoration and context checks from our own falam-grammar and falam-restore
- Local documents: rename, search, filters, duplicate, delete and resume
- Version snapshots, before/after correction history and restore
- Falam dictionary — offline on mobile, served by the API on web
- Dictation capture with a shared audio allowance
- Copy, UTF-8 export and sharing
Still to come
- Live Falam transcription, pending Voice Lab client credentials and server budget
- Live AI rewrite generation — today the flow runs on labelled samples
- Falam prediction and read-aloud providers
- Account sync and shared cross-device history
- Public deployment of the WriteInChin API
Your writing stays yours.
Documents are stored on your device, not on our servers. Our service keeps no document text at all — only an installation identifier and the counters that meter dictation. There is no account and no advertising.
Support
Need help with WriteInChin?
Email us and a person will read it. A wrong suggestion is worth reporting — it is how the Falam checks get better.
admin@chinlandinfotech.comWe aim to reply within a few working days.
What to include
- Whether you were on the web, Android or iPhone, and the app version.
- The sentence as you wrote it, and what the checker said about it.
- What you expected the correct Falam to be.
- For a dictation problem, whether it was capture, transcription or insertion.
For a privacy or deletion request, write “WriteInChin privacy request” in the subject line — see the privacy policy.