CorrectMe Grammar AI Keyboard

Name: CorrectMe Grammar AI Keyboard
Rating: 4.7 (12385 reviews)
Author: Teleprompter LLC

By: Teleprompter LLC App

Spelling check and paraphrase

Overview

Version:

5.0.3

Last updated: 2026-05-05

Features & Capabilities

CorrectMe Grammar AI Keyboard is a Chrome extension that brings AI-powered grammar checking, spelling correction, synonyms, and definitions into one writing assistant. It analyzes your text to spot contextual mistakes—even when all words are correctly spelled—and explains errors with concise grammatical notes.

Designed for professionals and learners alike, it helps you craft polished messages, learn as you write, and share clean text across apps with one tap. With contextual checks, smart recommendations, and easy paraphrase and synonym options, CorrectMe turns everyday writing into clearer, more confident communication.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Teleprompter LLC

Rating:

4.70

(12,385) 13 new ratings

Version:

5.0.3 Last updated: 2026-05-05

Version code:

885242885

Creation date:

2017-01-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

58.96MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 15,681 ▼ 5

Other rankings

#2 in grammar & spelling keyword 61

#2 in spelling checker keyword 39 ▼ 1

#3 in ai spell checker keyword 69 ▲ 10

#3 in grammar and spell keyword 64

#3 in grammar check keyword 57 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Teleprompter LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/correctme-grammar-ai-keyboard/id1193750579

Website:

http://matekovacs.com

User Reviews

Users praise the app for its simplicity and strong grammar checks, especially for professional emails. However, many reviews report reliability problems: crashes after iOS updates and during use, plus rephrase-related crashes. Billing and subscription issues (loss of subscription, being charged) and challenges contacting support are common. There is also confusion over pricing and free trial options. Overall, the app has clear value when working, but persistent stability, pricing, and support problems heavily color user sentiment.

Pros

Easy to use / simple interface
Accurate grammar and spelling checks
Helpful for drafting professional emails
Boosts confidence and clarity in writing
Generally an amazing tool to have

Cons

Frequent crashes and not working after iOS updates / compatibility issues
Rephrase feature often crashes or exits the app
Billing and subscription issues (lost or not recognized after device changes, charged for a year) / pricing confusion
Poor or hard-to-reach customer support
Pricing/free-trial confusion / in-app purchases misrepresented

Recent reviews

Why though?… Yes, Apple's predatory approach to "customer service" is downright ruthless. I used this app with its 7-day free trial, which I needed for a week, and then unsubscribed, deleted it and I didn't require it again until today. That free trial and my initial use were nearly three years ago. Since Apple tends to keep their customers in the dark and withhold information whenever possible, no problem. If you don't ask questions, Apple won't volunteer any details or care whether you know them. All they want is a valid card on file, and in exchange, they'll let you access their App Store. Bish, I purchase your products once or twice yearly, which should suffice for myself or everyone to receive free apps with a new purchased iphone, iPad, iWatch, MacBook, or any Apple item acquired within the year of that new purchase. Where’s the gratitude for customers? Nothing? Right, there is no money in Americans being healthy so keeping them sick to big Pharma (apple) is the only option. Apple continuously sends out payment reminders yet deliberately withholds any or, if possible, all "vital details," such as: 1. A catalog of apps I’ve previously purchased. 2. A heads-up regarding the apps I already own, akin to the notifications that keep charging my debit card repeatedly (12 times in one day for two consecutive days) or any card associated with my account. 3. That relentless prompt pestering me for reviews before I've even had a chance to explore the muthaflagship app, refusing to vanish until I reluctantly give it a one-star rating. 4. Because I’m shelling out money for this app just to access my account for a new subscription of a simpler, free application that outshines this one in every way. Now I'm forking over $30 just to jot down these thoughts. 5. Because I spotted a seven-day trial, completely forgot I’d already used this app, resulting in a big fat Nope! No seven-day pass for me. And, as you might predict, I was charged right away.