Inpulsify vs textlint: Proofreader

Content Insights for Articles: Harness the power of AI to unleash your writing Content Insights for Articles: Harness the power of AI to unleash your writing Instantly anticipate a response. With only one click, you may determine how your writing may be perceived by your readers. To ensure that you're putting your best foot forward, advanced machine learning predicts emotion (happy, neutral, sad) and virality (0-100). Find themes and expose bias. Recognize the political slant of your content (conservative, green, liberal, or libertarian) so you can have an impact. Knowing the subjects your material is related to can help you stay one step ahead of the competition. FAQs What websites does the extension support? A) We currently only accept drafts and published pieces on Medium.com; however, we are looking into supporting more well-known content sites in the future. How can I be sure your extension is correct? A) We have worked with Indico Data Solutions, which recently made an appearance in Bloomberg Business and recently set a new benchmark for accuracy with 93.8% in one of their surveys. We continually evaluate and test the predictions generated by our program, but we cannot guarantee its correctness for all content. As we speak with potential users to learn how this will best serve them, we are hard at work on our next release, which will add more insights and capabilities to the extension. Watch this space!

Use textlint rules to proofread your writing as you type! A great, versatile, pluggable tool for editing your texts is textlint. And this extension is a wrapper for textlint to be used in your browser! Details regarding "textlint" can be found at http://textlint.github.io. Red highlighting marks will appear on your text as you type it once you've activated this extension. You can rectify them visually when they display the textlint problems to you. Textlint also offers a "Auto-Fix" tool that automatically fixes your text. Unhappy with it? You can always change it back, of course. * Because textlint does not support web browsers, some linting rules cannot also be used on the browser. As a result, this browser plugin supports and bundles linting rules for use. Just a few linting rules at this time support the "Auto-Fix" capability.