Correct my Text

Correct my Text takes a deliberately simple approach to grammar checking. Rather than underlining mistakes in every text field on the web, it gives you one place to drop content in — typed or pasted text, or an uploaded PDF — and returns a single corrected version underneath. That makes it more of a checking station than an inline writing assistant, and it suits people who want to verify a finished block of text before sending it on.

Once the corrected text appears, the extension offers several ways to keep or share it: send it by e-mail, print it, download it as a file, or use the built-in playback to listen to the result. The read-aloud option is particularly handy for catching awkward phrasing that looks fine on screen.

The listing is small and focused — two languages of interface are not offered, and the store page states the extension is provided in English. The developer's data disclosure says nothing is collected or used, which keeps the privacy profile simple. Note that although the catalogue records this tool as free, the listing itself mentions in-app purchases.