Many users are familiar with the Grammarly service for checking grammatical, contextual and spelling errors: according to official statistics, more than 10 million people use it. However, not everyone knows that it is the brainchild of a Ukrainian startup, founded in 2009 and attracting $110 million in initial investments.
Grammarly helps track grammatical errors in text and is positioned as a “personal editor” and has already proven itself to be a useful tool for those who write a lot in English on computers. The service continues to gain momentum and is constantly evolving. So, recently the developers released the Grammarly Keyboard keyboard application for iOS, and today a similar solution has appeared for Android devices. As users work, they increasingly use smartphones or tablets, and the need for tools on mobile devices has increased. Now, whenever you use Grammarly Keyboard to enter text, the service checks spelling, grammar, punctuation, and even corrects the syntax, suggesting a more appropriate option.
If necessary, the user can independently select American or British spelling rules and add a personal vocabulary to the dictionary to avoid marking an error. Grammarly Keyboard will help you write competent emails, posts on social networks or messages in instant messengers. The system checks how clear, effective and grammatically correct the text is. For the application to work, the user must be granted access to the text creation environment. The keyboard does not have access to sensitive credit card information and passwords. To optimize the use of the application, the developers intend to build in support for continuous text input by sliding a finger. The free version of Grammarly keyboard can be downloaded from the Google Play Store . Well, the improved version of Grammarly Premium will cost the user $30 per month.
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