Grammarly 1.5.51

If you happen to write a lot of official documents, you can understand the importance of proofreading. If you're a fiction writer, you can appreciate the tedium of the editorial process. While there are a ton of other online services available in the world that proofreads your documents for you and cuts down on the tedium and I've personally found that Grammarly is one of the best around.

Grammarly comes in many forms. There's a program, where you can insert an article or story and the program will automatically proofread for you. While there are a couple of false positives (to my knowledge of the English language, at least), it has an incredibly high accuracy. It also installs an extension into your browser, so while you're typing (like me typing this review out), it will automatically highlight any typos or grammar errors. Hovering over it will tell you exactly what error it is and a suggestion for fixing it, as well as an option to ignore it in the bottom,  should it be an intentional error.

Along with all that, there are other tools that have self-explanatory names, like Specialty Checking, Plagiarism, Vocabulary Enhancement, and Professional Proofreading. Unfortunately, these tools are all locked behind a paywall, but I can personally vouch for their effectiveness. This program is a fantastic and active safety net for any writer, and I can highly suggest Grammarly for anybody who has to do a ton of writing in their day-to-day lives. This program has personally helped me a ton.