ProWritingAid Recensioni 

I mostly use rephrasing and synonyms tools, to enrich my expression in English. The software is fast, intuitive and therefore really helpful for this purpose.

So far this has been a good experience. I am impressed with how many more errors ProWritingAid finds than MSWord's editor. I have been using the free version for line item self editing, and I will likely upgrade when I do the second draft on my next book---which I wrote the first 50K words of in the November Novel Writing Challenge.

It's all in the reports! The style reports, the readability reports, all of them! The chapter critiques are great for getting a quick read on how I'm doing. Combined with advice, events, and assets from the community, it's a total package service. Sure, I could write without it, and nothing replaces human feedback. But I enjoy the act of writing even more when I use it, and that keeps me typing.

I've just started using ProWritingAid, the free version, and as a beginner in writing and poetry, the tools are very useful for editing. I am curious to know what the full version would provide. ProWritingAid includes categories for writing that focuses on certain genres or areas, but I wish there were more options for other literary muses and writing such as poetry. I can tell the developers primarily made this program for books/manuscripts.

I like that this program corrects everything I write, but I don't like that it won't critique what I need it to.

The manuscript critique and chapter critiques have proven very useful in seeing my work with fresh eyes. Though I disagree sometimes with the recommendations, I find the perspective helpful in ensuring I am communicating what I intend to. The Improve tool points out spelling, grammar, and flow issues while you are writing, which has saved me time in the editing process and has been a real game-changer. It is a little quirky to work with using the Firefox plugin, but worth it either way.

It corrected most things, but sometimes I would write something like this: I lvoe ProWritingAid. It would recognize that I spelled "love" wrong, but would correct it wrong. It would change it to, "Illolvoeve ProWritingAid." Something like that. Usually, it is great.

Helps me fix my writing, a good helper when you're new to the author thing

It's very useful for quick fixes as I don't type as accurately. Heck, I used it to type this review.

I use the plugin when working in Word or Google docs which is convenient for my process. I also use the dashboard for more in depth revisions, which is great to have it all saved in one place.

ProWritingAid provides exceptional editorial services. Sometimes I have to disable it when in creative mode, but when in edit mode, it is outstanding.

This is a great aiding tool for writing, and I use it all the time! It has taught me lots of things and helped me improve my writing drastically! The only complaint I have is premium-only suggestions always showing in Google Docs and gets annoying after a while. if there could be a toggle to turn premium-only suggestions off, that would be great!

it works like a charm. Sometimes, it may scuff up a word like didn't it will put did - int or just did but for the most part would recommend

I love this app. It has been very helpful when I need recommendations and to improve my writing.

I just got a new computer and getting rid of 'everywhere' is a complete nightmare. What was wrong with the simple version of ProWriting Aid from before. Come on ProWriting Aid, you're better than this.
I have spent all morning with an AI trying to get it to work again without 'everywhere'. ProWriting Aid used to be so simple and intuitive now 'everywhere' pops up literally 'everywhere' when I am trying to work, scrivener, word, pdf's... it's awful.
I am hoping GRAMMARLY is going to be better, PRO has turned out to be a bit of a scam

I find it quite useful, and it helps a lot when I'm writing fanfiction. The only complaint I can really give is that I can't remove the premium-only suggestions, like I can for the free suggestions. It's irritating seeing that yellow/blue line, and it blocks my view of the text below it when I hover my mouse over it.

ProWritingAid greatly assisted my story writing. It identified and easily corrected errors in my writing that I had overlooked. It overall made my writing style easier to understand and more intriguing to read.

However, the only downside is premium-only stuff and suggestions. Those words right there make me groan. Like, they won't tell you ways to "be more concise" or anything like that. It annoys the heck out of me, but other than that, cheers.

I use both Grammarly and ProWritingAid and have to admit, PWA generally does a better job, though they want to charge for fixes that Grammarly does for free, so that's why I use both.

ProWritingAid does community-based writing workshops and contests, as well as other events, however, which makes them significantly better than most grammar fixers out there, currently.

I like it. It works. Lots