ProWritingAid

Pros: I love that it picks up the simplest things that I wouldn't have caught.

Cons: I wish the box could be made smaller or even the ability to move it to my other screen, it covers some of the text that it is suggesting that I change - I can't see the full sentence and have to move it side to side to see it all.

Pros: New features like paraphrasing and correcting, and repetition.

Cons: Switching authors in the web settings reveals a range of writing styles, making it difficult to recognise each writer's unique style without a reference. ProWritingAid tends to lag behind in reflecting market changes. Due to the prevalence of AI in our time, much of what is happening involves AI creation. nevertheless - AI Detection. where ProWritingAid falls is its algorithms is being flagged by those wannabes sites - starving to sell for uncreative AI users. What I wish for Pro is it has a humanizer .. Sparks are nice .. Yet, if someone is creative enough... not needed

Pros: It does everything I need to expertly edit my writing.

Cons: I do not like that you cannot upload a pdf file to be edited.

Pros: I am a long-time user of ProWritingAid. It has helped me become a better writer, whether posting comments on Facebook, composing an email, or working on a chapter for my novel. Practice has helped me become more articulate by reducing the clutter in my writing. I recommend it to anyone who wishes to express themselves more succinctly. ,

Cons: The trend today is to avoid adverbs. Sometimes, I find this annoying. I sometimes prefer to express my thoughts without the constant intrusion of an expert. I will revise later, thank you.

Pros: The rewrite option, grammar, and spelling suggestion corrections, and style suggestions. The summary/report of an entire document is awesome, too.

Cons: It's a great tool, but I can't afford the premium version. However, I appreciate the free version very much.

Pros: I am grateful for ProWritingAid. I've edited my manuscript, and it seems fine. When I use ProWritingAid, I have made 100 sloppy mistakes. I'm saved from embarrassment with a chance to improve before printing.

Cons: Sometimes a little slow. But it may be the internet.

Pros: Ease of use and help with my editing and writing. I love the writers summits you guys put on too!

Cons: I would love to see an add on for Scrivener like you have for Word.

Pros: It reads my mind of what I want to say with words I did not think to use!

Cons: It has some UI issues, and it seems to not like certain webpages...

Pros: I like that it integrates with my favourite apps and is available whenever I am typing.

Cons: It is brilliant for novelists and other fiction writers. I would love some of their functionality focused on business and non-fiction writing.

Pros: It is so easy to use. Trust me, it is a fantastic program.

Cons: Nothing, I would be lost if not for ProWritingAid.

Pros: I love how it improves my writing by offering suggestions I can take or ignore. It even helped me with this review.

Cons: Now the only time I don't like it is when it isn't functioning properly. That typically only happens in Google docs when there are lots of comments or suggestions. Something about the editing/commenting/suggesting aspect of Google Docs throws the app off.

Pros: I use it to check chapters in my book. I loved the ease with which the corrections followed.

Cons: I don't like renting a product. I want to purchase my products. I would like to buy ProWritingAid when and if it becomes available instead of paying a monthly fee.

Pros: Online correct errors, Cost Economic for Personal Usage

Cons: Always repeat for confirming to restructure the grammar

Pros: ProWritingAid is an essential and easily utilized tool for all professional writing endeavors.

Cons: I'm good with it being free, no complaints here.

Pros: Everything. The ease of use and the various ways you can improve your writing.

Cons: I would like it if you had a change all function.

Pros: It makes brilliant suggestions. I think the interface is easy now that I've had it a few days.

Cons: It was hard to get it to work at first. It conflicted with my browser until I found out a conflicting ext and turned it off.

Pros: It does what it claims it can do. No false advertising.

Cons: The interface needs to be cleaner. It's to big and clumsy.

Pros: I'm a pantser, trying to be more organized and become a little more of a planner. PWA makes that simple, and made my writing more impactful.

Cons: I wish there was an option to move from Premium Lifetime to Pro Premium Lifetime, through payments instead of only a lump sum. I would immediately upgrade if that was an option.

Pros: Easy to use. Accurate and helpful. Good feedback is provided.

Cons: Still has some problems like effect and affect. Doesn't fully support company and product names and flags them as errors.

Pros: The one time lifetime license purchase works far better for my budget than a monthly subscription.

Cons: Running out of free plagiarism checks is annoying, but it's not a deal breaker.

Pros: Helpful suggestions.Grammar check. Phrase suggestions and progress reports to help keep me on track.

Cons: Easy to use.Helpful and easy to download and use.

Pros: There are so many mistakes that I make on the first drafts that catching as many as possible the next time around keeps me from having to do 10-12 rounds versus 3-4. Or maybe it's just me, but it works for me well.

Cons: That I don't have a downloadable program that I can use on my PC offline.

Pros: Pro Writing Aid is there exactly when I need it. It not only makes suggestions for big, obvious problems, but also smaller suggestions for readability. Beyond just making suggestions, it also explains why it thinks I should word things differently.

Cons: The in browser plugin can get in the way sometimes.