Among the reviews analyzed, Grammarly is widely valued for its grammar and spelling correction, which helps many users, including non-native speakers and students, improve their writing confidence. However, a recurring major complaint is the removal of the Grammarly keyboard in favor of an intrusive floating widget, which many find disruptive and less effective. Technical instability, including crashes and disconnections, further frustrates users. The premium subscription is often considered expensive, with the free version providing limited value. Despite these issues, users acknowledge the app's overall usefulness for polishing text across platforms. It is best suited for those seeking a background proofreading tool rather than a full keyboard replacement.
What users like
Effective grammar and spelling correction Users consistently report that Grammarly catches a wide range of grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and punctuation issues, often comparing it favorably to built-in keyboard suggestions.
Improves writing quality and confidence Many users mention that using Grammarly has improved their overall writing skills, clarity, and confidence, with some noting they've learned from the explanations provided.
Helpful for non-native English speakers Several reviews highlight that Grammarly is particularly valuable for second-language English speakers, helping them express thoughts more clearly and correctly.
Works across multiple apps and platforms Users appreciate that Grammarly's floating widget works in various apps like email, messaging, and social media, offering corrections without needing to switch to another tool.
Common concerns
Removal of Grammarly Keyboard A large number of users are upset that the update removed the Grammarly keyboard, which they found more convenient and functional than the current floating bubble.
Intrusive floating widget The floating bubble frequently gets in the way, covers text, and is difficult to dismiss, leading to frustration and reduced usability.
Incorrect or nonsensical suggestions Many users report that Grammarly often suggests changes that are wrong, change meaning, or insert gibberish, making it necessary to double-check and manually fix errors.
Technical instability and bugs Users experience frequent crashes, freezes, disconnections, and the app turning off randomly, interfering with writing flow and forcing restarts.
Over the last 60 days, PixelTrack observed changes in estimated installs, rating, rating count and review count. The table compares the earliest recorded changed value with the latest observation.
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Earlier value
Latest value
Change
Latest change
Estimated installs
60,176,561
60,183,484
+6,923
Aug 19, 2026
Rating
4.26
4.26
+0
Aug 19, 2026
Rating count
262,614
262,623
+9
Aug 19, 2026
Review count
26,310
26,316
+6
Aug 19, 2026
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