Real-time, in-line, context-aware suggestions and (maybe it's our own deployment) the seamless integration with Google workspace. It catches grammar, spelling, punctuation, conciseness, etc with a very efficient way of incorporating the changes. Grammarly helps to elevate the baseline quality on my team's writing without a ton of friction or extra work (we don't all have licenses that are paid, but i suspect we benefit from some of the fremium deployment)

The one constructive input I personally have as I leverage Grammarly across different platforms is the popup format in mobile which can get a little awkward and intrusive as the correction icons are not so easy to dismiss to see the original text (acknowledge that this could be an android UI artifact or my own settings) Another feedback I have is the counterpoint of "this just works" easy of integration to the seemingly limited persona/tone/context customization. In my mind, Grammary would be even more effectively if it would intuit the appropriate level and nature of changes based on the document context (internal vs external email, marketing blog draft, internal PRD spec, etc). If i'm missing some level of configuration, it would be great to surface this. Effectively, the ask is for an ad-hoc switch to guide the tone and writing style based on what you are doing. d Another nice to have would be a quicker way to just quickly review all suggestions in context (which 90% I trust and implement click-by-click) and do a bulk accept of changes (with modifications as appropriate). This would streamline workflows and time to outcome even more than Grammarly already delivers.