If you use Grammarly to keep tabs on your spelling and grammar, you're going to notice some changes.

Grammarly now has a new document-based interface, built on the back of Coda, the productivity startup it acquired last year.

Since Grammarly no longer actively updates the Word add-in, you'll miss out on their newer AI features. Even then, the Grammarly AI isn't particularly impressive, so it's not a deal breaker for me.

If you are a Microsoft Office user, you can add Grammarly to Word and Outlook by downloading the free add-in from here: https://bit.ly/3zGhnxO which will add a menu option in each program after ...

Grammarly announced that it would deprecating the Text Editor SDK in January, and the functionality will cease to work at that time.

Similar to ChatGPT, Grammarly is adding support for generative AI to assist writing through its already-powerful tools.

Grammarly Adds Superhuman Email App to Expand Its AI Platform. Here's What That Could Mean for You The grammar enforcer's latest purchase suggests it intends to do more than fix your awkward phrases.

Fresh off a $1 billion infusion of money, the company is looking to move beyond grammar and grow into a more comprehensive agentic AI-based platform.

Grammarly has established itself as a reliable writing assistant, and now it's getting a major upgrade aimed at making it even more helpful to users. On Thursday, Grammarly unveiled GrammarlyGO, a ...

With help from generative AI, Grammarly is getting ready to move beyond its prose-editing roots. Next month, the company will launch GrammarlyGo, an AI assistant that lets users create text from ...