I often prepare teaching notes, webinar points, patient education material, and short health content that I later use in my work. I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content. Having a simple online space for this kind of writing is useful because I can work on my drafts in one place without needing a full document editor.

The Rewrite feature changes the wording and sentence structure clearly, which helps when I want to turn an existing draft into a cleaner version without rewriting the whole thing myself. Correct Grammar works more like a final check; it keeps the original structure and fixes grammar and punctuation, and the corrections were generally accurate in my testing. The basic formatting options and live word and character count are also helpful while preparing teaching notes and shorter content. I also like the sharing option because a finished note can be sent directly through WhatsApp or email. Overall, the tools are straightforward and the results are good enough to use as part of my normal writing process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The 400 word limit is a little restrictive for the teaching notes I prepare. It works fine for shorter content, but with longer notes I have to split them into smaller sections before using Rewrite or Correct Grammar, which makes the editing process a bit longer. Also, I find it limiting that I cannot select just one paragraph and rewrite only that part. Rewrite works on the whole note, so even for a small change I have to use it on the full note. An option to rewrite a selected paragraph would make this much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.