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The toolkit running entirely in your browser via Pyodide — no install, no server. Every example below is the pure-Python core running client-side: the Greek pipeline, scansion and word analysis, the bundled Koine lexicon and the offline work catalogue, the deciphered-syllabary Greek bridge, the bundled Linear A corpus, the file importer, and cross-script comparison. The neural and AI layers, and the network-only backends (fetching real works, LSJ), don't run here. First load fetches the package, so give it a few seconds.

Beta Code → Unicode

Type polytonic Greek in plain ASCII — no Greek keyboard needed

Greek NLP pipeline

A Greek sentence — get per-token part of speech and lemma (dictionary form)

Greek word — syllables · accent · pronunciation · morphology

One Greek word: its syllables, accent class, reconstructed IPA (Attic and Koine), and candidate morphological readings

Metrical scansion

A verse line — scan it into long/short syllables (— heavy, ⏑ light, × anceps)

New Testament glossing (Koine)

A New Testament Greek word — look it up in the bundled Dodson lexicon

Greek work catalogue

Search the offline index of ~1,778 loadable works — by author, title (English or Greek), or free text. Each id loads with greek.load_work(id).

Syllabary → Greek bridge

A word in a deciphered syllabary, read as Greek from the bundled lexicon (try po-me, wa-na-ka, or Cypriot pa-si-le-u-se)

Linear A — wildcard sign search

A sign pattern over the 1,721-inscription corpus — signs are written with - between them, and * matches any one sign (so *-RO finds every two-sign word ending in RO; KU-RO matches that word exactly)

Linear A is undeciphered; this matches transliterated sign sequences, not meanings.

Linear A — accounting reconciliation

A tablet id — check its stated KU-RO total against the sum of its line items (try HT13, HT9b, HT11a, HT31)

Exploratory: it flags where a scribe's total doesn't match the items — sometimes a real discrepancy, sometimes a damaged reading.

Cross-script phonetic comparison

How close is a Linear B spelling to a Greek word? (Syllabic spelling is defective — it drops final consonants and clusters — so the score is a guide, not a verdict.)

Bring your own text

Paste any Greek and turn it into a corpus — token count and the most frequent words (the same importer behind aegean import)