Grammarly

[TheDerpieGod]

Is it good? Just downloaded it, it's editing this right now.

 

[SailusGebel]

It's good.

 

[GiffordStorm]

It's good but not the best. You would still have to read through yourself to improve the writing

 

[Nhatduongg]

Kind of

 

[XKARNATION]

I have the premium version, it was a game changer

 

[Mellohwa]

It's good#2

 

[Lloyd]

I use it

 

[TheDerpieGod]

Just ran it over my previous chapters, and now I want to quit writing. Holy shit were there a lot of red lines

 

[CarburetorThompson]

It gets a lot of stuff right, but sometimes it will try to correct things like ”I like it very much indeed” to “I like it a lot”. Which can either be helpful or really annoying.

 

[JayDirex]

It gets a lot of stuff right, but sometimes it will try to correct things like ”I like it very much indeed” to “I like it a lot”. Which can either be helpful or really annoying.

Yeah it looks at some nuance as a tautology. Regular speakers tend to emphasize things when we talk. Grammarly sees that as incorrect

 

[Bartun]

It's good, but I find ProWritingAid a lot better, although Grammarly is easier to use.

Grammarly helps you with vocabulary, and some grammar, if you are a native English speaker, it will work nicely for you. But if English is just your second language, ProWritingAid is more useful because it actually shows you exactly what you are doing wrong.

 

[Minx]

It helps for non-native English speakers like me.

 

[MissPaige36]

Is it good? Just downloaded it, it's editing this right now.

It's good if not a bit too nit-picky. Like someone said, it corrects the wrong stuff. I've had several instances where it wants to add an enhypen in a word that doesn't need one.

 

[greyblob]

literally installing a keylogger. just use the online version (and disable site integration)