AI-powered grammar checker and writing assistant for clear, error-free communication
Autocomplete and AI assistant for Mac and Windows, built on a private account of your work
Stage
Established
Startup
Founded
2018
2026
Based in
US
AU
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan includes grammar and spelling checks, basic AI suggestions, limited paraphrasing, typing shortcuts, and browser extension. Linguix Pro costs $11.67/month (billed $140 annually) and includes advanced grammar and style suggestions, more AI-powered writing help, advanced paraphrasing, unlimit
Not given
Key features
AI-based writing assistant with grammar, punctuation and style suggestions
Text Rewriter to instantly rewrite sentences
Content Quality Score analyzing sentence length and vocabulary complexity
Intelligent shortcuts to reduce typing time by 90%
Style Guides for consistent corporate communications
Team Management with performance stats and employee activity reports
Works across multiple platforms including Gmail, Google Docs, and millions of websites
Advanced paraphrasing with tone, length, and clarity adjustments
Priority support for Pro subscribers
Autocomplete with Tab to accept drafts
Error detection and fact-checking
Cross-app integration
Source attribution for every suggestion
Context-aware AI assistance
One-click pause and privacy control
Encrypted data storage
Read-only app connections
Natural writing style matching
What makes it different
Supports six languages for global teams
Rewriting technology makes sentences compelling and native-sounding
Helps teams maintain brand voice consistency through shared style guides
Available across multiple apps and devices with single account
Finishes sentences from your actual work history and connected files, not generic AI
Shows source for every suggestion so you can verify it before accepting
Catches mistakes and contradictions between what you're writing and your work history
Works inline in the apps you already use without installation
You stay the author with full control over what gets written