#4.52 / 21 rate

Wordeep Proofreading

5,000 users

2020-06-03

https://wordeep.com

[email protected]

https://wordeep.com

Extension Information

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86%

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Description

Wordeep Proofreading

Automatic real-time English text correction, on any website.

Wordeep will automatically correct your grammar and spelling mistakes. Use our grammar checker to improve your writing, find all the grammatical and spelling errors, and more. Wordeep is an artificial intelligence extension that helps you improve your writing, as you type on the computer.

How to use:

Simply install the extension and surf any website to see the magic happen.

This is more than a spelling or punctuation correction:
* You are welcome to compare it to tools like Grammarly, ProWritingAid, Ginger, Whitesmoke, and others.
* It catches three times more errors than other tools.
* All data is secured without human intervention.

For any feedback or support, please write to us on our website. We love to get feedback.

See our Google Docs extension as well: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nhedncoeppgaelddhokmikcaecmppgmh

For all browsers support see here: https://wordeep.com/browsers

Wordeep - Better Writing Through Artificial Intelligence - https://wordeep.com

By installing this extension, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy: https://wordeep.com/privacy-and-terms.

Reviews

John Walmsley

Edge has identified this site's security as compromised. It appears to be spamming its own reviews with 5 stars, in some cases using the exact same paragraphs ("I love Wordeep because..."). The website also doesn't appear to provide a remotely intuitive method for account deletion.

Ian Thomas

Does exactly what it promises to do. It catches errors and offers alternatives. Most importantly, it offers the option to ignore its suggestion. This is particularly important when dealing with UK and USA variants.

Chuck Baggett ChuckBaggettWeb (ChuckBaggett web)

It's rejected the password I want to use, saying it needs to be more complex, but doesn't say what your password rules are. My password formula is accepted by 99.99999% or more of sites I register at. It has upper and lower, numbers, and non-alphanumeric characters. Why not tell us the requirements instead of making us play a guessing game? It's bad marketing to reject customers before they even get to try your service. Can't even try it in the text box on your website.