Grammarly for Mac1.5.78

This ain't know good no more, used to make me sound real purty and smart

I believe the developer should have been kind enough to mention that his software is only useful for the English language. There are people who do not yet understand that there are over a hundred languages besides English, some of them much older!

It's great until you find out that everything you type has been sent to their server for review for your purposes as well as theirs, so now you have no privacy and they have as much information as they want on you.

It is awesome!

Great and easy product.

I'm just staring at a white box on screen. What's this app supposed to do?

I have an app called Grammarly for Safari, ver 9.4, 8/20/19, Is this the same app?

If only there was a real, seriously competent grammar checker available for Mac. IMHO there isn't. To have Grammarly among the (IMHO) incompetents, bombarding the Internet with ads for its software as well as charging (IMHO) exorbitant subscription fees is (IMHO) very upsetting. And supposedly we've entered the era of 'artificial intelligence'. Nope! Not in the field of grammar checking! Is English really so chaotic that no one can create a decent grammar checking program? *annoyed*

This is a cloud based service which requires registration. Not suitable for confidential texts.

The free version is constrained. The full version is subscription based and costs a minimum of $140/yr if paid annually and around 3x as much is purchased for shorter intervals.

Worst app ever, Wants me to register and collect My info. Deleted it right away.

Personally, I can't stand their commercials with the smug, pushy actors that insist if you don't use this stinking product then you're primordial ooze unworthy of written language. The whole smarmy feel of it regurgitates memories of the ads for "Blue Hippo Computers". Recall their ads: "Are you stupid? Uh huh. Are you poor and just unable to manifest any sort of financial responsibility? Uh huh. Do you want, no, DESERVE a new computer? UH HUH! Are you really stupid enough to send money to us with our annoying, insistently overly chummy cartoon mascot? Uh huh." I was amazed how many idiots fell for that. If you're not familiar with it, do a google search and laugh at the blatant rip off it was and how the company shipped, like, only a dozen computers for the years it ran the ad.

It has been updated

Only correct some basic stuff

I was considering the upgrade to premium because I've been writing a lot more, but I write in Google Docs and it is not functional. Does anybody know of a way around that or if Grammarly is planning on adding this soon?

This is app is so 1980's. Why would anybody want to check the file by dragging it to the app icon? Reload your document over, and over, and over in order to edit? Grammarly IS NOT free. The company offers a free crippled demo to get your email address. Then the company continually sends you emails. This is phishing. The Grammarly service uses fake news and web partners for its web presence. Grammarly is evil. Ten thumbs DOWN.

Grammarly would become a 'must have' IF: 1) the price would be fair (say 10 times lower) 2) it would work on Mail, Skype and any other program which uses text, not just text editors 3) if the suggested corrections would be less stubbornly presumptuouse, near imposing to lower the language AND PUNCTUATION level to a cheap one, good just for the crowd!

I have Mac OS 10.5.8 and need a program but can't find compatible one.

I suggest you beware this product. Not only the Company activates automatic renewals without consulting the user and without reminding that the expiration date is getting close, but the service rendered is fairly modest and is not worth the yearly 139.95 USD that they will surreptitiously charge you. Those charging policies are discouraged in the EU, but it appears that you may adopt predatory behaviours towards users in the US.
Also, there is no trace of actual development in Grammarly. Contrarily to Windows, there is no way to make it work on any word processor for the Mac although the release of a plug-in for Word has been promised for a long time now. I believe it is fair to claim that Grammarly is merely a beautifully marketed package that overcharges you for a service with little R&D.

It may be useful to know that while they automatically charge you full price, they litter your inbox with offer discounts.

The free version is more of a trial version that performs 150 checks. For a full featured product, with significantly more capability, the price of the subscription can range from $140-$360 a year, depending on the plan length.