The fact that it can be integrated with almost anything, and I don't have to worry about the right grammar. It never fails.

I've been using Grammarly mainly through the Chrome extension while writing emails, resumes, and LinkedIn posts. The real-time grammar and punctuation suggestions save me from rereading everything multiple times. I also like the tone suggestions because they help make professional messages sound more natural. Occasionally, I ignore some recommendations because they can make my writing sound a bit too formal.

Grammarly now integrates more smoothly into my workflow through its Direct Software Integration, enabling me to use it in Word, Pages, Google Docs, TextEdit, YouTube, WordPress, and nearly any device linked to my account. It's more beneficial than cheaper AI tools that require exporting and only work within their own platforms. For a non-native English speaker like me, it guarantees accurate and clear writing, while its recent AI features help me express ideas differently or adopt various tones within the same document. Although initially limited to English, the company now supports other languages, with suggestions in German, Italian, and Spanish.
The system reads my text and suggests improvements effortlessly, without taxing my device. Using Grammarly is simple; once installed, it updates automatically. I remember installing it on this computer, and over time, it began suggesting phrases in multiple languages. The updates continually enhance support—no complex commands needed. Just start typing, and Grammarly takes care of the rest. Although the subscription costs $144 annually, I’ve kept it for over a decade because of its invaluable help, and I’m using it to write this now. Its settings are clear, allowing me to customize AI features or easily restrict Grammarly's functions. In ten years, I’ve only contacted support twice, and both times, the responses were helpful and straightforward. One time, I asked which languages it supports; initially, they said only English, but months later, they started to include my native language after realizing they could better identify our mistakes.