Every suggestion explained, right where you write
Linguix corrects grammar, refines style, and reads tone, all inline inside Chrome. No copy-paste, no switching apps. Built specifically for non-native and professional writers.
Catch what rules-based tools miss
Spell-check was designed to catch typos by native speakers. Linguix flags subject-verb agreement errors, article misuse, preposition choices, and the patterns non-native writers encounter most. In our early-access program, participants reported an average of 8 grammar issues caught per draft that their previous checker missed.
- Subject-verb agreement with singular and plural subjects
- Article usage: a, an, and the in professional context
- Preposition choice where standard rules do not apply
She don't knows the answer yet.
She does not know the answer yet.
Subject-verb agreement: singular subject requires does not know.
Rewrite for clarity, not just correctness
Passive constructions, wordy phrases, and redundant qualifiers are grammatically acceptable but make writing harder to follow. Linguix flags them in amber, shows a cleaner version, and lets you decide.
- Passive voice in contexts where active reads clearer
- Wordy phrases condensed to their essential meaning
- Redundant qualifiers that dilute your point
This is due to the fact that the deadline was missed.
Because the deadline was missed.
Reads tone before you hit send
Linguix flags phrases that may read as abrupt, dismissive, or unintentionally stiff. Context matters: a quick reply to a colleague is judged differently from a message to a client you have never met.
- Phrases that risk reading as blunt or dismissive
- Over-formal constructions that feel stiff in casual context
- Suggestions that preserve your voice while adjusting register
"As per my last email, the deadline was Tuesday."
"I mentioned in my last email that the deadline was Tuesday."
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