Premium users will get advanced style suggestions. Users can log on to the app with their Grammarly account. Grammarly app can be downloaded for free from the Google Play store for Android.

Users are hoping that since the app is at its teething stage, more updates and changes will be made in the days to come. One major problem that users seemed to have pointed out immediately was the absence of features like ‘swiping’, themes and lack of proper visual feedback. Though Grammarly does a great job of picking and correcting most mistakes, it has a few shortcomings. It automatically corrects misspelled words, highlights suggestions such as an extra space in the text or improper capitalisation. Users can also get an explanation as to where they went wrong. Corrections can be made with just a tap on the suggestions and it will automatically be added. Errors are flagged with correction bubbles that pop up at the top. It then makes suggestions for any grammatical errors. As the user types, Grammarly will continually check and process what is being written. Whether you’re sending an urgent email, important LinkedIn message, or essential Facebook post, you can write from your phone with confidence.The app’s functions are pretty simple and is quite similar to the Google Keyboard.

It provides hundreds of checks and features, along with seamless integration. The Grammarly Keyboard helps you write mistake-free and with ease in any app you use on your mobile device. You can see the feature in action in the GIF below. It’s a long-overdue feature and we’re glad to see that Grammarly has adopted it. In its latest update, rolling out now on Google Play, Grammarly keyboard has finally added support for swipe typing. To begin the installation, click this link or open the Google Play Store on your Android device and search for Grammarly. Grammarly, however, didn’t support the option.

Google adopted “gesture typing” on its own keyboard a few years ago and it’s become a core feature of even Apple’s iOS recently. Swipe typing has been around on Android for the better part of a decade and it’s a serious gamechanger once you get the hang of it. Grammarly Keyboard has been around for a while to help in that area, and now the app is finally adding support for swipe typing. Typos are all too common on smartphones and while many keyboards are great at fixing that, many ignore grammar mistakes.

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