Like some here, I have been a Grammarly Premium user. In the main, I write for business and find it very useful to have my silly, mistakes corrected. Grammarly does this for me very well and I find it very easy to use across a number of platforms.

Having purchased Linguix, I was eager to try it out and see if it was the same as or better than Grammarly. The jury is still out and that's only because I need more opportunity to use it. Linguix does have some fantastic potential and it seems a lot quicker than Grammarly. I can also see where Alex is going with this in terms of changing writing habits and using snippets and so on and I think that's great but at a more pragmatic level, the IFrame window and MS Office plugins will mean Linguix offers greater value to me. The reason being that they will allow me to experience Linguix in a way that's more suited to my workflow and as these are in the roadmap I'm one very happy Sumoling.

Anyway, that's my opinion, I hope that if anyone sitting on the fence reads this gives Linguix a try. It's certainly worth a punt.

p.s. The annoying prompt on the Linguix dashboard to install the Chrome extension needs to die a swift and horrible death as I have the extension installed.