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Grammar and phrasing fixer for people writing English as a second language, with tone presets.
Gramara checks a passage for grammar mistakes and awkward phrasing, highlights what it would change, and rewrites each sentence into more natural English. Beyond correction it offers tone presets — formal, informal, concise — and can display the corrected sentence translated back into your first language, which is aimed squarely at people writing English as a second language rather than at native speakers hunting typos. It is a browser editor at app.gramara.com, run by Vectica Systems Ltd. in Canada. The marketing site describes the service as free to use; we found no pricing page, no browser extension and no published API.
The site says the tool is free to use and no pricing page exists — /en/pricing returns 404. No paid tier, quota or upgrade path was visible anywhere on the marketing site.
Use tool ↗Narrower than Grammarly and better for one specific job: turning non-native English into sentences a native speaker would write, then showing you the result in your own language so you can check the meaning survived. It is free, which is the main reason to try it, and also the reason to keep a backup — a free single-page tool with no visible business model can vanish.
Watch out: There is no stated business model behind a free tool, so treat it as convenient rather than dependable for ongoing work.
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