WebSpellChecker

The proofreading software known as WebSpellChecker is comprised of a variety of products that are designed to meet the needs of startups and businesses operating in any industry. WProofreader, as well as extensions for Chrome and Firefox, plugins for WYSIWYG editors, add-ons for Slack and WordPress, and developer API are all examples of solutions that assist businesses in improving their texts and communication on a daily basis.

The software known as WebSpellChecker comes equipped with an English Grammar Checker as well as a Thesaurus and operates in a separate browser window. Users who want suggestions on grammatical and spelling errors for a given text can use the Web API, which is suitable for users in this situation. Users are also granted the ability to implement their very own language correction strategy for use with a database or web interface thanks to the API. WPC is a flexible platform that can be used for a variety of applications, including websites, CRMs, and corporate intranets, thanks to features like user and custom dictionaries, support for multiple languages, and thesaurus.

WebSpellChecker is able to check your grammar as well as your spelling in a variety of languages. More than 160 different languages can be checked for spelling errors, and over 20 different languages can be checked for grammatical errors (including Japanese and Chinese). In addition, products from WebSpellChecker come equipped with both standard and specialized functionality that is designed to help users manage and expand their vocabulary. An intuitive and up-to-date user interface makes for a productive and stress-free proofreading experience.

Both a Server and Cloud version of WebSpellChecker’s products are available to purchase. Businesses that have scalability requirements and want a working proofreading solution that can be quickly and easily integrated into an HTML editable control or rich text editor within a web app should consider the Cloud plans offered by the SaaS-based model. The Cloud version includes automatic updates and does not require any infrastructure management.

The on-premises model, also known as the Server version, denotes that the software is installed and operated on the physical location of the business itself. The data that is being processed is 100% secure and being hosted on-site. A user can request that a solution be fine-tuned to meet the specific requirements of their organization’s infrastructure and business needs.