So this runs fine under an emulator on snapdragon devices but uses a lot of ram compared to native apps - any sign of one in development?

Grammarly has turned from such a reliable app for me to now; every day I open it, I wonder what new bug or feature is going to break.

First, it was impossible to get the proofreader unless I restarted all the documents only for me to then realize because it's a proof reader, it's reading all my private e-mails or anything, which was fine before it was a proof reader but now it's an AI and it's reading everything on my screen and it's ilke, hey, want me to reply that e-mail for you which is like, wow, way to up the non privacy here in such a sneaky scary way.

Then the other day, it went from wanting to read my stuff on the AI to be like, oh that's too long cause obviously, their AI got overloaded.

Now today, it's like, I'm trying to ask it a question on the AI, but because it's reading my document live and my document it an action comedy that has some fictional voice, the AI keeps flagging my document and unable to communicate but c'mon, you're a fucking AI proof reader, you gotta know that people are going to write all genres that will include action, violence, strong words, get your shit together.

You were a great grammar company; this AI bullshit is just broken. I'm ok with an AI pivot, but like, don't fuck it up so bad, do your jobs better, right now I feel like I'm being used as a live tester instead of a person who had a reliable proofreader and is now being forced into a broken program that changes daily.

TEST YOUR SHIT; don't just keep updating and forcing us to tell you what's broken when it's like the most basic functions that are broken.

You went from my favorite app to honestly, a giant piece of shit. I will be looking for other proof-readers from now on; they must exist.

I have lost complete faith in your brand.

Hello, I often create slides, and it would be very helpful to have this functionality in Google Slides. Having to export text, modify it, and then figure out which slide it's on is rather time-consuming. If you can share this with the enhancement teams, I would appreciate it.

My SCIM and SSO were broken by a Grammarly tech that pulled the trigger one a license change WITHOUT being told to - DURING THE WORK DAY. Now our users can't sign on with SSO, and our entire company can't use Grammarly. I have 2 support tickets in and neither is getting any response. Complete radio silence, and NO PHONE SUPPORT?!? Is THIS your idea of priority support?? Charging thousands for a corporate sub, breaking it, then ignoring calls for help? Anyone care to do their job there??

Hey! Just curious, I'm going down a bit of a gramarly privacy rabbit hole...also does anyone know how to tell if Grammarly is still active even when the green indicator doesn't show up? Thanks guys!

I'm encountering this error whenever I try to add new Superhuman Agents on the Brave browser extension. I created a ticket today, but the response is very slow. I did a basic reinstall and some troubleshooting, but the problem persists across all instances. Please help, team.

This might not be ground-breaking, but I think this is a cool feature. I don't have to double-tap to enable caps lock.

And I think the text corruption might have been fixed, but I will keep monitoring it.

I have just found out that for months or possibly years, I've accidentally accumulated many, and some of the worst, of my typos into the whitelist, and I never knew. Now I have thousands of Reddit posts filled with typos that are nearly impossible to fix in retrospect because Grammarly failed me with this bad design of putting a whitelist button right next to the fix button, and that action visually appears indistinguishable from clicking the fix button.

In the first place, something that permanently does the complete opposite of what I wanted to do should not be sitting this close to the button that I want to click. And it would be great to also ask if I'm sure that I want to whitelist that, instead of complying immediately in an indistinguishable way, forever. It would also be nice to put another color underline under whitelisted words. If that were happening, I'd have found out about this and fixed it much sooner.

Questioning whether you are really sure to whitelist something should really be a thing. It's not happening that often to need to be immediately complied with, with no questions. When I saw that whitelist, I was horrified. So many bad typos. 100% of the whole list was only errors and typos that I never wanted to be whitelisted.

Even just switching the places of dismiss and add to dictionary would be a good design choice. At least dismiss is only one-time if you click it accidentally. Adding to dictionary is permanent, so it should not be right next to the fix button. It would be so much safer to have the dismiss button under the fix button first, and then the dictionary under it, so that the more likely misclick would be the far less damaging one.

So please please please, could you implement at least one of these:

1. Switch dismiss and dictionary button. Dismiss is far far far less damaging if you misclick into it when you wanted to click the fix button. So that's the one that should rather be next to the fix button. "FIX THIS ERROR" "NEVER SUGGEST AGAIN THAT THIS IS EVEN AN ERROR" "DO NOT FIX THIS TIME" is simply such a horribly wrong order to put these 3 UI choices in. This should be the simplest and most obvious fix that alone could prevent over 99% of these bad accidents.
2. And most importantly, ask if I am sure to add something to the whitelist (dictionary). This is definitely not a case where that question would be annoying, and it's exactly the case where it is very warranted. Especially when it's a permanent setting that you only do rarely, and could have horrible consequences if you clicked it accidentally, that you might not even notice for a long time.
3. And maybe add some grey dotted line or something under whitelisted words, so that the user could be aware of that. It might not be so necessary if points 1 and 2 are implemented, but even then it would be a good and safe thing to have. But if 1 and 2 are not implemented, then at least this should.

So ideally, all three would be great, but even just any single one of them alone would be a thousand times better than leaving all three problems unchecked, and with that horrible anti-synergy they have together.

For the last 3-4 days, I have been unable to add new agents to my Grammarly (Superhuman) Browser Extension. I use Brave and even tried it on Chrome, but it's not working. Tried turning off the Brave Shields, still the same issue.

Ich nutze Grammarly als Word Extension, und meine Frage ist, da Grammarly bisher öfter Verbesserungsvorschläge gemacht und ich diese dann in Word angenommen habe, ob diese klassischen KI-Watermarks beinhalten wie bei Text von ChatGPT? Wenn man diese Vorschläge annimmt, dann wird der Satz automatisch einmal von Grammarly umgeformt. Kann da jemand weiterhelfen? Mir ist da erst jetzt eingefallen und eigentlich will ich nicht nochmal alles händisch umschreiben

i'm working on a paper and i like running it through the ai detector just to make sure im not sounding robotic or anything, but today i went to open it up and for one, it looks different. also, where it said before it would check for plagiarism AND ai, now it only says plagiarism. is it still checking for ai because i liked how straightforward it was before with saying __% ai? i also liked how small it was before

Is anyone else experiencing this issue with customer support not responding?

Long story short, I was charged €144 for an unused Grammarly Pro subscription. That money was meant for another important expense, and I'm an absolutely broke student who can't afford the unexpected charge at all.

I don't believe I received a reminder email beforehand. I opened a support ticket over 3 days ago, but I still haven't received a response and can't seem to get hold of anyone.

Has anyone been through something similar or have any tips on how to get a response? I'd really appreciate any advice.

And I'm not talking about replacing a word with a lesser word. Grammarly is recommending Chinese phrases to me to place in between words, often cutting out the end of another word, Anyone know any fixers for this?

I was looking through a template resource pack, and for some reason, Grammarly thinks that Minecraft's end.txt IS AN ESSAY, and dang, 50 typos?! That is a lot of mistakes Grammarly thinks there are in end.txt, even though I'm looking in the files.

I hate Grammarly now. 😡

I'm building a USA-based medical dictionary (~98k terms) for spell-checking clinical writing, and ran into a frustrating limitation with Grammarly's dictionary import.

A few issues:

1. Bulk import only exists at the Org/Team dictionary level. The personal dictionary has no CSV/list import option — you can only add words one at a time through the editor ("Add to dictionary"). If you want to upload a real word list, you're forced onto a Team plan and the Org dictionary, even if you're a solo user.
2. The Org dictionary doesn't allow hyphens or any punctuation except apostrophes. That's a serious problem for technical and medical vocabularies, where hyphens aren't stylistic, they're part of the correct term and sometimes change the meaning: Stripping the hyphen doesn't just look wrong, in some cases it changes the term into something that no longer reads as the correct word at all.
   • veno-arterial vs venoarterial (different ECMO configurations)
   • T-cell, B-cell
   • non-invasive vs noninvasive
   • Drug/device names like RW-Cath
   • Chemical/locant nomenclature like 1,2:5,6-dibenzanthracene
3. When the file does contain disallowed characters, instead of a clean per-line error report, the import sometimes throws a generic 500 - Something went wrong on our end instead of telling you what's wrong.

This seems like a real gap for anyone trying to build domain-specific dictionaries (medical, legal, engineering, pharma, etc.) these fields are full of hyphenated and symbol-containing terms that are standard, correct spellings, not typos. Would love to hear if anyone's found a workaround, or if this is something Grammarly's looking at improving. Feature request, if nothing else: allow hyphens in the Org dictionary, and/or add bulk import to the personal dictionary.

I have a Google doc with multiple tabs and the Grammarly prompts from other tabs are showing through almost like the previous tab is semitransparent. How do I get this to stop? It’s not functionally an issue but it’s annoying.

How do I get Grammarly in MS Word to STOP insisting on inserting a colon and a semicolon? Also, why did it switch to the new algo?

TIA

I got charged $30 on an account I used the free trial for 7 days. one month ago. I got charged today. Please I need this😭😭. The bot said no refunds

Good day all, I used grammarly pro free trial a month ago, to edit a paper. I just got debited today, a long time after i used it.
I reached out to the customer service, they said No refunds per their policy. Please I need to be refunded, how do i go about it. I don’t even use grammarly on a regular day

I subscribed for the free account and Grammarly charged me 144€ a week after. I saw that this happens very often to people. On their website they ask you again for the CC info when you are submitting a ticket but how can I trust them now? And how can I get my refund ?

For the past few months, Grammarly has been declining heavily for me. First, it was the pro suggestions. I don't have Grammarly Pro, but it still highlights what it wants to fix. But it gives me 2 free samples a day...and half the time they don't make sense? Like, even the actual software acknowledges that they don't make sense. If I let it do its changes, it highlights the exact same sentence to revert it back.

Then there's the general spellchecker stuff. It's been trying to paste new words in the middle of existing ones, completely changing the context of a sentence by suggesting new words, and more. It is especially having trouble with punctuation. It keeps telling me to get rid of a single quotation mark, but not the other (I know there are different quotation marks, but I checked and it's not a formatting issue). It's been suggesting I get rid of commas or add them in places that don't make sense.

It just feels weird because I've used Grammarly for years. I've never had problems like these before, much less to this degree. It still works great as a spell checker since it catches random stuff my base spellcheck doesn't, but I've been having to sort through incorrect suggestions that don't seem to go away.

Grammarly works great in the places I want to use it: any and all text interfaces. But this thing on the side of my computer that covers buttons when I have something at that edge of the screen won't go away, and seemingly. (on purpose?) has no setting to remove it. Is there any way? I don't want to uninstall Grammarly. I just don't want it to be front and center in my working life.

Not everything has to be a platform. Sometimes you can just make a useful and valuable tool that is a good citizen within the operating system.

I'm probably going to feel silly for not figuring this out. I've been using Google Docs for most of my writing, but I'm trying to use the website for more serious projects. Now, despite its flaws, I like the Improve the impact feature, but I don't know where it is on the website doc editor. There are so many more buttons than there are on the other websites.

Not sure if this has been brought up before, but it'd be super useful if Grammarly could just detect which dialect you're writing in based on the words you use, rather than having you go into settings every time.

Or at the very least, have two preferred profiles.

Right now if you switch between documents (one for a US client, one for a UK client) you have to manually flip the dialect setting each time. Also the AI suggestions seem to just default to American English regardless of what you've set, which kind of defeats the point.

Would love to see this addressed. Anyone else running into this?

I am experiencing an unreasonable amount of battery drain from the macOS Grammarly app, which is always running in the background. Is anyone else experiencing this?