“The only AI writing tool you'll ever need”
“Writing suggestions are a tap away”
“Choose the right words”
“Strike the right tone”
“Make it more engaging”
“Dictate what you mean”
“Sound more confident”
“Fix spelling and grammar mistakes”
“Grammarly is with you everywhere you write”
“Access more features on Grammarly desktop”
A closer look at the screenshots
Award badges appear with a keyboard inside an email reply, introducing the writing tool in another app's workflow.
A rewritten message appears with tone choices, showing suggestions beyond isolated spelling corrections.
A specific homophone correction gives word choice a concrete example in a short message.
Tone labels accompany a frustrated draft, showing feedback before sending.
A revised hiring post is compared with its earlier wording, making individual phrasing changes visible.
A long dictated message includes punctuation, showing voice input as composed text.
A tentative phrase is replaced by a direct statement, showing the specific wording behind the tone change.
A spelling and grammar correction returns to a small, specific text error.
A grid of app icons shows the claimed range of writing contexts for the tool.
A desktop preview extends the set beyond the mobile keyboard.
About this app
Instantly and easily create smart, polished writing with the Grammarly Keyboard. Designed to deliver real-time writing feedback and provide AI assistance, the Grammarly Keyboard works directly in your iPhone and iPad apps, no copy and paste required. When you join the millions of people using the Grammarly Keyboard, you'll benefit from: An easy-to-use AI keyboard that works in all your apps - Spelling, grammar, and conciseness suggestions in 20+ languages - Typing in 6 languages - Voice dictation with automatic cleanup - Vocabulary and clarity recommendations (Premium only) - Tone detection - Tone transformations (Premium only) - Multi-word text predictions - Smart autocorrect, synonyms, and swipe typing - Emoji predictions and search bar Generative AI rewrites - New versions of your entire message in a couple of taps - Versions adjust for length, fluency, tone, and more - Rewrites are supported in 20+ languages - Works in all your favorite apps Voice dictation finally done right - Fast and accurate, perfect for polished replies on the go - Automatically removes filler words and fixes grammar - Keep your tone intact - Works with a broad range of languages, accents, and speaking paces - Allows for further editing and refinement - Audio is never stored—it’s gone the moment you’re done A document editor for long-form writing and notes - Comprehensive writing feedback - Cloud-based document management - Personal writing statistics - Plagiarism and AI detection - Compatible with hardware keyboards Further improve your writing with Grammarly Premium Grammarly Premium makes your writing more engaging and effective with advanced suggestions for clarity, conciseness, tone, and vocabulary. Premium works across all your devices. If you upgrade to a Premium subscription, payments will be charged to the account associated with your Apple ID. Your subscription will automatically renew unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. After purchase, you can manage your subscription by going to your account settings in the App Store. Privacy is our priority Grammarly practices privacy by design. Your words are your own; we will never rent or sell your data. User Trust Guidelines: https://www.grammarly.com/trust Terms of Service: https://www.grammarly.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.grammarly.com/privacy-policy California Privacy Notice: https://www.grammarly.com/privacy-policy#for-california-users
Headlines in this set
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“The only AI writing tool you'll ever need”
The line makes an absolute sufficiency claim, while the email example demonstrates one writing context.
“Writing suggestions are a tap away”
“A tap away” makes accessing a suggestion the convenience rather than claiming the whole message needs no review.
“Choose the right words”
The instruction names the decision the tool is intended to help with: choosing the intended word.
“Strike the right tone”
The familiar tone phrase connects the feature to how a message may come across.
“Make it more engaging”
The headline states engagement as the desired effect, which the wording comparison does not measure.
“Dictate what you mean”
The line links speaking with expressing the intended message.
“Sound more confident”
The benefit is illustrated through more direct language rather than a claim about the writer's actual confidence.
“Fix spelling and grammar mistakes”
The plain instruction states the core correction task directly.
“Grammarly is with you everywhere you write”
The line makes cross-app availability the benefit, with the icons giving examples rather than proving universal coverage.
“Access more features on Grammarly desktop”
The closing line clearly places the additional features on desktop.
How Productivity sets are usually built
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