dreamerCase is a writing convention that removes automatic sentence capitalization while preserving proper nouns, acronyms, punctuation, and clarity. here\u2019s everything you need to adopt it.
do not capitalize the first letter of a sentence by default. the capital letter is no longer automatic.
The world is changing.
the world is changing.
names of people, places, organizations, and brands keep their capitalization.
She moved to New York.
she moved to New York.
all-caps abbreviations and acronyms remain unchanged.
NASA launched the API.
NASA launched the API.
all punctuation marks, question marks, exclamation points, commas, and periods stay exactly where they are.
Is this real? Yes, it is!
is this real? yes, it is!
dreamerCase changes capitalization, not spelling. words are never altered.
The algorithm works.
the algorithm works.
the word dreamerCase is always written with a lowercase d and uppercase C. the capital C signals that capitalization is earned.
DreamerCase
dreamerCase
if removing capitalization makes something ambiguous or less clear, keep it. readability always wins.
May I help you?
may I help you? (May the month stays capitalized)
dreamerCase is not about breaking grammar. it\u2019s about choosing which conventions deserve to be automatic and which ones should be intentional.
in a world where AI-generated text follows every default rule perfectly, a small deliberate divergence becomes a signal. it says: a person made this choice.
the capital C in dreamerCase is the whole point. capitalization is earned, not automatic.
dreamerCase — lowercase with intention