@artem_litvinov, yes, for sure! I'm thinking about adding content from Wikipedia and magazines. Now it's mostly comments from Reddit, so it's quite informal and, to be honest, sometimes inappropriate. Looking at you, Reddit!
@vladkorobov, now it's really just one month of Reddit's comments. But I want badly to extend the dataset with more formal language and offline language.
I want to take some time to improve the search engine. Now it's rudimentary and fails on more complex queries. Ideally, I want it to validate whole sentences. Autocomplete is a must too.
@petergreeny That's true. There is so much room for improvement. I have some ideas on collecting statistics about phrase usage and giving an answer based on that. It would require much bigger dataset but would allow using online spoken English.
Kuoll
Very easy to use. I immediately understand if a phrase correct or not
Pros:Very fast, simple
Cons:Would love to see better suggestions when I'm wrong
Use some time to make my English more native
Pros:Very helpful service
Cons:App version will be more comfortable
• Perhaps linking the result to that particular reddit page, so readers could follow through the conversation and know the context of the discussion
Pros:• Simple (Please keep it simple as is)
• Address one of the most common pain points non-native speakers have.
Cons:• Lack of context from the results suggested
DoPeopleSay
Timestripe
DoPeopleSay
Republic
Republic
DoPeopleSay
LiveChat
DoPeopleSay