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ProWritingAid is a platform that helps users produce higher quality content with fewer mistakes, and faster. It eliminates common error types, inconsistent terminology, contextual spelling errors, grammar mistakes, and poor writing style. The platform is also ideal for Word, Outlook, Chrome, Google Docs, and a Desktop App, you're supported everywhere you write. Customization options allow users to select writing style, set language variation, incorporate house style rules and manage teams of users.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
It easily flags issues that are easy to miss when going over your work by hand. Has more features and does a better job than competitors. Like their improvement and consistency suggestions.
You already need a good handle on English to decide which suggestions to implement. If you implement all suggestions, you will be putting new errors into your work.
Great, fast proofreading flags to manually review.
The tools offered by ProWritingAid have a lot of beneficial features, such as style ideas, writing reports that present your progress as a writer, and techniques to help us better. It's like having a personal writing assistant who can take care of our entire writing style and make it look more professional all the time.
ProWritingAid's free version is a bit limited at just a 500-word check per trial. Furthermore, it does not have a sentence paraphrasing feature which is much required.
As per my experience, ProWiritingAid has been a valuable software for grammatical corrections to writing style advice. It facilitates a clear and straightforward writing style that helps us create compelling and professional content online.
This is an amazing extension. It has amazing features that help me a lot.
The only bad thing is that if you want the good stuff, you need to copy and paste into a new document in My Home for ProWritingAid
It made me realize how much more there is to writing than just grammar and spelling
I like using the ProWritingAid in their website. I can pull it up within seconds and start writing within their editor without any fuss. I also like their editing tool that we can use as an extension to our text editing applications. It works very smoothly with Google Docs and gives me suggestions that are no where to be seen in standard text editor spell checking features.
It can be distracting sometimes to use ProWritingAid. There are ways to update the types of suggestions you get, but that can be tedious having to constantly configure things to work smoothly for each person.
ProWritingAid gives me a complete tool for sorting out punctuation errors, formatting errors and poor word choices. Ever since I've started writing, I've basically had to correct sentence structure issues and other formatting issues by searching online for tips. ProWritingAid gives me that information in a concise way while I'm writing so I can skip the searches.
It is mostly simple and straightforward to use ProWritingAid. New users can sign up quickly and start using ProWritingAid on their website or through an app extension with common word processing applications like Microsoft Word and Google Docs. I can get spelling and text editing suggestions that are more advanced than the basic spell check features in the word processing applications I use such as Microsoft Word.
I have mostly benefited from ProWritingAid, but one thing I can point out is that there aren't that many editing suggestions that have significantly improved my business writing skills. I still think it's worthwhile to use though since it's better than the default spell checkers I have used.
ProWritingAid has given me a streamlined text editing solution that doesn't take a long time to load when I use it with Microsoft Word or an online word processor like Google Docs. I can save time on finding and making text edits compared to having to go through each paragraph to proofread minor punctuation and grammatical errors.
ProWritingAid is such a simple application to use, either on its own or as an app extension. It's almost like something that works automatically to train us with our writing. Many of the text editing software that we use are very similar to the main ProWritingAid app, so I like that we don't have to do anything overly complicated to learn how to use it. The quality of the writing and style suggestions have been helpful and substantive. They go beyond simple grammatical and punctuation suggestions.
I haven't encountered too many aspects of ProWritingAid to dislike. I think that it's probably not as visually appealing as some other applications like grammarly, but that hasn't really affected me too much using it overall.
I have used ProWritingAid with making my co-workers in order to have fewer writing errors in terms of word choices, formatting, grammar and punctuation. It really reduces the time we have to take to read sentences over again and share them around to have them proof read. Many of the tasks that we would do researching writing information and suggestions is done smoothly within the ProWritingAid system.
ProWritingAid has excellent automated proofreading capabilities. Rather than just being a simple spell check solution, ProWritingAid can help me consider different and potentially more effective writing styles, sentence structure, grammar and word selection. Using ProWritingAid is seamless when I use standard text editing software or a web browser. I like the way the writing suggestions appear, which doesn't get in the way or bother my writing.
I would probably like to be able to have more detailed specifications on how ProWritingAid elements appear on the screen and maybe reject certain suggestions and types of suggestions when I know I probably don't need them. The plagiarism check sometimes misses content.
ProWritingAid helps me to reduce the amount of typographical errors that occur in my writing for documents, emails and in website forms. It's a great way for me to learn how to incorporate more words and helps me to consider alternative sentence structure and proper grammar. I have spent much less time pouring over documents with proofreading duties. ProWritingAid does much of the work for me.
It's awesome that ProWritingAid works in a such a seamless way when I'm typing in my text editor or web browser. The editing suggestions are usually very good and make sense with what I'm writing. The interface is intuitive and doesn't bother me when I type. I was able to start using ProWritingAid in very little time and never really had any problems with its technical performance.
I need an internet connection in order to access its online suggestion database. The for the premium version I use is more than a different writing assistant tool I was considering. Overall though, I don't have too many bad things to say about ProWritingAid.
ProWritingAid has made me a more efficient writer, especially when it comes to specialized business writing. It can offer suggestions about writing styles and helps me to maintain a professional tone that I natural might sway from when I write unassisted. ProWritingAid helps me with standard spelling corrections and for looking up alternative words. When I start to write now, I can focus more on putting general ideas on the page and letting ProWritingAid help to fill in the blanks. I can write much faster that way.
ProWritingAid's versatility is one of the best things about it. It can integrate with many common writing platforms, including the ones I normally use like Microsoft Word and the Chrome web browser. The way ProWritingAid overlays over text makes it a smooth tool that doesn't interfere with my usual writing process. It actually performs many checks that I would normally do on a third-party dictionary, thesaurus or writing reference website.
Sometimes I feel like there are too many suggestions, many of which wouldn't make much of a difference. Overall, it's not that big of a problem, but it would be great if we could customize the amount and types of suggestions we're given in a more precise way.
Though I initially thought it would make me more of a lazy writer, it actually has made me more in tuned with a wider variety of word choices and writing styles. I can also spend less time pouring over punctuation errors that can do serious damage to my professional credibility. Also, it's so versatile that I can even use it now for this review.