Replies in Gmail and Slack
Open a reply and ask for a draft. Grammarazi reads the earlier messages in the thread, so the reply answers what was actually asked. Add an instruction if you want, or leave it to the thread.
In the Chrome extension
Grammarazi is AI powered. It marks spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes as you write, rephrases a sentence you select, and writes a draft from an instruction, in American, British, Canadian, Australian or Indian English.
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Grammarazi is AI powered. As well as checking your writing, it uses an AI model to write a draft from an instruction and to rephrase a sentence you select. It only writes when you ask, shows you the result before anything changes, and writes in the English you picked.
Say what you want in a line. If there is already text in the box, Grammarazi treats it as your notes and works from them.
In the editor, and in any text box with the extension
You asked
Tell Priya the report will be a day late and offer to walk her through it on Thursday.
Grammarazi wrote
Hi Priya, The report will be a day late, sorry. It will be with you on Wednesday. Would Thursday suit you for a short call? I can walk you through the numbers then. Thanks, Sam
Select a sentence and pick from versions that are clearer, shorter, more formal or friendlier. With the extension there is one more: the sentence as you would have put it.
In the editor and the extension
Selectedwe was thinking maybe we could push the meeting to next week if thats ok
Open a reply and ask for a draft. Grammarazi reads the earlier messages in the thread, so the reply answers what was actually asked. Add an instruction if you want, or leave it to the thread.
In the Chrome extension
The extension learns how you write from messages you send: greetings, sign-offs, sentence length. It keeps this on your computer, capped at your last 30 messages and 200 contacts, and you can clear it from the extension at any time.
Learned on your device
TheirThey're going to love it.
They're is short for they are.
I saw the thethe cat.
The word the appears twice.
The box arebox is heavy.
One box, so the verb is singular.
Me and himHe and I were late.
When it is the subject, it is I.
See you tommorowtomorrow.
One m, two rs.
Wait ,, what?
No space before a comma.
Pick the one you write. Grammarazi checks against it and leaves its spellings alone, so colour is never corrected to color in British English.
| Variant | colour | realise | centre | programme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Americanen-US | color | realize | center | program |
| Britishen-GB | colour | realise | centre | programme |
| Canadianen-CA | colour | realize | centre | program |
| Australianen-AU | colour | realise | centre | program |
| Indianen-IN | colour | realise | centre | programme |
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The same checks in emails, comments and posts, right where you type them. Switch it off for any site you like.
Add to ChromeOr download version 0.2.8 directlyThings people assume about writing tools, set straight for this one.
Your writing is saved.
It is not. Text is sent to Grammarazi to be checked, the suggestions come back, and Grammarazi keeps no copy.
It rewrites what you say.
Only when you ask. It marks mistakes and suggests a fix, and a rewrite or a draft is shown to you before anything changes.
It works in Google Docs.
Not yet. Docs draws its text in a way extensions cannot read like a normal text box.
It detects plagiarism or AI writing.
It does neither. It checks your writing and, when you ask, uses AI to write or rephrase it.
Yes. The free plan includes 2,000 checks and 30 AI rewrites a month, with no card needed. Pro costs $8 a month or $72 a year and includes 15,000 checks and 1,000 AI rewrites a month.
Grammarazi checks American, British, Canadian, Australian and Indian English. You pick one, and Grammarazi checks against it without changing that variant's spellings into another, so colour stays colour in British English.
No. Your text is sent to Grammarazi's server to be checked, the suggestions are sent back, and Grammarazi does not save the text.
Yes. Grammarazi uses an AI model to find mistakes that simple rules miss, to rephrase a sentence you select, and to write a draft from an instruction. In the Chrome extension it can also draft a reply in Gmail or Slack from the earlier messages in the thread. It only writes when you ask, and Grammarazi keeps no copy of the text.
Grammarazi catches spelling mistakes, grammar mistakes such as subject and verb agreement or they're and their, repeated words, and punctuation problems such as a space before a comma.
Grammarazi works in its own editor on grammarazi.com, and its Chrome extension, on the Chrome Web Store, checks text boxes and rich text editors on most other websites, such as Gmail, Slack and LinkedIn. It does not work in Google Docs yet.
Add to ChromeGrammarazi is a smaller tool for individual writers. It checks spelling, grammar and punctuation in five varieties of English, and uses AI to rephrase and write when you ask. It has no team or business features.