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,...
What local AI writing superpowers should we build next?
Right now, Proofly focuses on core proofreading: catching spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization and similar issues directly in your browser, all on-device. But local AI can go much further, and I’d love your help shaping the roadmap: What would you want next from a privacy-first writing assistant? Smart rewrites (shorter/longer, clearer, simpler)? Tone shifts (more formal, more...
Where does writing privacy matter most in your daily workflow?
I’m working on Proofly, a privacy-first, on-device writing assistant (think Grammarly-style help, but everything runs locally in your browser using Chrome’s built-in AI). I’d love to understand where privacy around writing really matters for you so we can prioritize the right use cases and integrations. Do you care most about privacy in emails (Gmail/Outlook), instant messages...