Repeated letter checker
English doubles are not equally risky, and the familiar ones are the safe ones: people type “tt” and “ss” on autopilot, while “kk”, “vv” and a stray triple get collapsed by almost everyone spelling from memory. The worst repeats sit where two words meet on the same letter — “pressstart”, “glassshop” — because nothing on the page warns the reader that the letter doubles there. This tool scores every repeated run in your name on how likely it is to survive the trip.
What this term measures
Doubles and triples that get collapsed when someone types from memory. Familiar doubles (“tt”, “ss”, “ll”) ride on muscle memory, so the cost sits with the rare ones (“kk”, “vv”, “xx”), with any triple, and with repeats that straddle the seam between two words (“pressstart”).
- Detector
- Repeated-letter risk
- Term
- r
- Weight
- 15
- Costs up to
- 60 points
Read the whole story in Brand name spelling test .
Enter a name to score repeated letters.
Nothing is stored, and only this one term is scored.
The other terms
A name is scored on six things. This page covers one of them.
Score the whole name
All six terms, one DTRI number, and the arithmetic behind it.