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Perfect Tense 2.0 — Spelling and grammar correction embedded on your website
Perfect Tense is a real-time spelling and grammar checker that you can put directly on your website. Just add a line of code and Perfect Tense will correct all of your users' mistakes as they type.
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@cardine18 Hi, is it possible to use this as a tool to evaluate grammar on a pre-written paragraph rather than as a grammar checker while typing?
Although we are calling this Perfect Tense 2.0, this could really be considered the 1.0 of what Perfect Tense has evolved into.
Perfect Tense was originally launched on Product Hunt as a spelling and grammar API. From lots of conversations with a lot of users, we found that most of the people who wanted an API actually wanted a real-time spelling and grammar correction interface. Although our API allowed for that to be built, we found that the development time for this prevented mass adoption as every single user was faced with the same difficult problem of creating a real-time grammar correction system around our API.
With this information, we decided to build a beautiful real-time spelling and grammar correction interface that can be added on any website with a single line of code.
So now anyone, regardless of coding experience, can add spelling and grammar correction directly to their website or app for all of their users in under five minutes.
We have now finished developing this app and are ready to unleash it to the world :)
I have used the product for a period of time as an API integrated using a Zapier integration. Their support is good and I have not had any problems with it jamming my Zap or anything.
Yesterday I searched for an hour on google trying to find something exactly like this. Here it is! Thanks @cardine18
@itsamemarios Hi! With Grammarly, you download it as an extension and you individually choose to use it on all websites that you browse. With Perfect Tense, a website owner will install it on their website so that all users get spelling and grammar correction on that site.
So instead of appealing to the individual end user who wants to improve their spelling and grammar, we are appealing to a business or website that wants to improve the spelling and grammar of all of its users.
This could be an editor who wants this on their internal CMS, a sales CRM that wants to catch mistakes for all of its users who are sending important sales emails, or a user generated site (like Product Hunt!) that wants to maintain a certain quality standard for posts and comments.
So the underlying spelling and grammar correction is similar and the interface has some similarity, but the big difference is who is using it and why. In that sense, we don't really view Grammarly as a competitor - I could easily imagine a scenario where the owner of a website uses Grammarly personally but has Perfect Tense installed on their site for the benefit of their users.
I liked it with wordai, want to see how it works on my site, looks like a neat solution.
My Digital Marketing Agency uses Perfect Tense and offer it to our clients. Perfect with Spin Rewriter (which we also use and offer).
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