Grammarly SDK Improves Writers' Abilities with Real-Time Assistance

Grammarly recently unveiled a new SDK, Text Editor, aimed at helping developers improve the writing skills of their app users. Recognizing the importance of good communication in securing jobs, making sales, or retaining customers, Grammarly continues its commitment to enhancing lives by strengthening communication abilities.

The Text Editor SDK offers developers the tools to provide easy-to-use, real-time writing assistance in four key areas: correctness (grammar and writing mechanics), clarity (conciseness and readability), engagement (vocabulary and variety), and delivery (formality, confidence, and tone). With billions of writing suggestions accepted every month, Grammarly continues to evolve its powerful writing enhancement tool.

Brad Hoover, CEO of Grammarly, expressed his enthusiasm for the SDK, stating that it empowers users to drive impactful communication outcomes with trusted suggestions. He added, Today, we’re excited to launch Grammarly for Developers, enabling developers to deliver the same writing assistance and outcomes to their users.

Frontify and Superhuman have both embraced the Text Editor SDK during its early stages. Roger Dudler, Founder and CEO of Frontify, believes that Grammarly for Developers will enable faster and more accurate on-brand communication for users, making it easier to write effectively across various touchpoints.

Superhuman, an email service costing $30/month, is also integrating Grammarly to provide premium features for its customers. Founder and CEO Rahul Vohra commented, Superhuman is about helping our customers get through their inbox twice as fast, and a big part of that is giving them the confidence that they will be understood as intended.

He further noted the significance of Grammarly for Superhuman's users, stating that the integration of Grammarly for Developers would help companies like his build even better products for users.

The new Grammarly SDK supports English language assistance for web-based applications run through browsers or Chromium-based desktop apps. Its integration into various applications can certainly benefit a multitude of users, from business owners to individuals, by providing real-time assistance to improve their writing.