Are local AI grammar suggestions good enough vs cloud tools?
Proofly uses Chrome’s on-device AI to check spelling, grammar, punctuation and style – everything happens locally, no text sent to any server. That’s great for privacy, but I want to make sure it’s also great for quality and speed.
If you try Proofly (or even just imagine a local-only tool in your stack):
How do the suggestions compare to your current grammar checker (Grammarly, LanguageTool, etc.)?
Are they accurate and helpful enough for real-world use (emails to clients, docs for your team, public posts)?
Is the speed acceptable, slower, or surprisingly fast vs what you’re used to?
In which cases would you still fall back to your existing cloud tool?
Honest, critical feedback is super welcome – the goal is to make a local, private assistant that feels like a true replacement, not a compromise.



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