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Grammarly is an American English-language writing assistant software tool. It started as a tool to review the spelling, grammar, and tone of a piece of writing and to identify possible instances of plagiarism. Since 2025 it has integrated extensive generative AI tools, including options to generate essays from scratch, to suggest and insert citations, to "humanize" the text to avoid it being flagged as AI-generated, and to predict grades based on user input on the instructor, course, and university. It can also make stylistic and tonal recommendations. An "Expert review" feature, which attributed Grammarly's editing suggestions to subject-matter experts in various fields, was discontinued in March 2026 due to criticism and complaints.

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Founded in 2009 by Ukrainian engineers Max Lytvyn, Alex Shevchenko, and Dmytro Lider, the company began as a browser extension catching typos and grew into a writing assistant used by roughly 40 million people. December 2024 brought the $400M+ Coda acquisition, installing Coda co-founder Shishir Mehrotra as CEO and reframing the roadmap around AI-native productivity. By late 2025 the parent had absorbed email client Superhuman, rebranded under that name, and shipped a unified suite spanning writing, docs, inbox, and a proactive agent layer called Go.

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