One of the most helpful things about this software is how quickly and identifies misspellings, suggests grammar adjustments, and even has a built-in dictionary and thesaurus. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The software is still relatively new, so there are some functionalities that aren't crucial but would be nice. They will likely come as the software team continues to develop this product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Linguix is great for writers. The interface is easy to use and I like that it works on various platforms, such as this one, so you've covered no matter where you write. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's an up-and-coming piece of software. I don't dislike that and they have been GREAT about taking feedback, but it's not as polished as some other tools yet. Still, it was good enough for me to switch from Grammarly and I'm sticking with it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am not a native English speaker, but generally, I use it more than my native language. I don't want to make spelling errors, typos, or grammatical errors. On social media, those are not a big deal, but in business communiqués, they can be devastating. Linguix acts as my very own proofreader. I had a language test during set up and regularly feed the system unique words to streamline my experience. And I am seeing good feedback. It can now catch the actual errors with a lot more accuracy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I sometimes get wrong grammar error prompts. Its not a big deal ignoring them, but it distracts me while I am writing. Also, I miss features like selecting the tone of the text, business or casual etc, that are provided by one of the competitors of Linguix. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a handy tool installed on Google Chrome that checks all of my writing for spelling and grammatical errors Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the extension features activate on pages that I don't need them for, and it's confusing to figure out how to prevent that Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Linguix personally and professionally. It has been helpful in my business communications especially with the installation of its chrome extension which draws my attention to, and highlights wrong spellings and/or grammar when detected. The ease of use is definitely something to reckon with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While I love the software, I still proceed with care as I've noticed that sometimes it doesn't detect or recommend correctness for wrong spelling or grammar. I'm sure it's a glitch in the software and should be looked into. Even though I have a Business plan, I find myself comparing correctness in Grammarly to ensure it's absolutely correct (to which 95% of the time, it is correct). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm using a leading Grammar checking tool for the last 7 years.

When I compare Linguix with the stage they currently at I feel they are building the product way better than the leading tool. Linguix is in a prominently advantageous position at an early stage.

When you're working with clients and colleagues where you always have to send repeated messages, the snippets feature saves your time.

Linguix works very well with the Chrome browser and is very prompt at identifying my mistakes. It's much faster! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1) No Plagiarism Checker

2) I'm from India and Linguix Does not recognize Indian names.

3) No Import functionality to import Docs.

4) Snippets do not support HTML code. ex: link Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. Speed: Speed of suggestion is amazing, faster than Grammarly.

2. Snippets: this one is my favourite feature. I often have to do repeated texts to my clients and team members. Before Linguix I'll have to paste it from the Windows Clipboard or the sticky notes but now getting them right into my text editor is just a shortcut away.

3. Secret Mode: We often share our account/computer with our friends and family, if you use the secret mode you won't have to be worried about anything that is auto saved and left in your account.

4. Beautiful UI and choice of colours, colours are energetic and eye catching. Overall, I find UX amazing. No matter what I see Synonyms, Style, Statistics all are easy on the eye. Dashboards are beautiful and informative; they give writing insights about everything that makes you feel confident.

5. Templates: IMHO this feature alone is worth the price, I often search for email templates, and read them all and design one for each occasion and it consumes a lot of time. Linguix comes here for the rescue with their cool templates feature, you can use and customize existing templates or create your own that can be inserted anytime right from the Linguix.

6. In my knowledge, I think Linguix is the only writing assistant that not only focuses on writing but also your writing productivity and who doesn't like productivity tools for their team? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. No plagiarism checker.

2. No markups in Linguix document editor, this is something I feel is important.

3. Does not work with sites using iframes.

4. No desktop application.

5. No outlook integration.

Having mentioned, Linguix is new and I believe these all stuff will come eventually as everything is present in their roadmap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Linguix brings everything to the table that it's competitor does, plus some amazing features. The UI is definitely preferable and very clean, with a color scheme and Google Chrome plugin that works on even more sites and areas then Grammarly.

The snippets feature is absolutely amazing and replaced the clunky chrome extension I had before. Since it utilizes hotkeys, this is another amazing time saving tool that Linguix has added to my arsenal. Using hashtags or hotkeys I can instantly add a block of text that was extremely well thought out instead of writing the same thing poorly because it's the thousandth time I wrote it out.

Not to mention that Linguix comes in at about 30% of the price of Grammarly, switching was a no brainer for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the mobile keyboard could be a bit more fleshed out. For example, autocorrect instead of having to go down in the traditional way. However, the rate in which Linguix is developing new features and improving existing ones kind of negates these problems.

Secondly, I do occasionally have issues with the editor icon popping up TOO much. There are some forms and web-apps where Linguix tries to come in and help but I have to turn it off because it breaks the experience. These moments are far and few in between, however, this is probably my biggest gripe with the software in it's current state.

The easiest solution here really boils down to putting the mobile features aside until they hash some more stuff out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it is browser based so available across devices and easily accessible chrome add-on that works on all the sites that has text input. You will be able to check your writing on the fly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like it to justify the premium plan with more content optimization features including basic SEO and plagiarism checker. I do see the team has a great roadmap that is still being worked on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do daily radio commentaries and a weekly newspaper column. My needs are simple. I didn't want a complex editing solution that required a steep learning curve. Linguix did everything I needed immediately. By using its suggestions, I've corrected a few things that I was doing out of habit. One more thing, I know I've just scratched the surface with this product, that there is much more I can utilize. Since my current requirements are handled so well, I can take my time to learn more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't found anything that is a downside. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.