Check grammar and spelling where you write
A typo in an email or a misplaced verb in a report can be easy to miss when you have read your draft several times. Plumeo lets you check a selection directly from the application where you wrote it. Use Grammar mode when your wording already feels right and you want help with correctness.
Correction or rewriting?
Grammar mode focuses on spelling, agreement and punctuation. Choose it for a final check before sending a message, rather than asking for a different tone. If a sentence is correct but difficult to follow, Auto or Simple mode may be a better starting point for a rewrite.
Review the correction in context
Read the proposed result before replacing your selection. Check names, dates, figures and specialist vocabulary in particular. AI can misinterpret an unfamiliar term or change a nuance. You decide whether to keep the suggestion, copy it or return to your original wording.
Write in more than one language
Plumeo supports English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Turkish as output languages. Select the same language as your draft for a correction in that language. The desktop interface language is a separate setting, so you can keep your preferred menus while working on a different language.
Before and after example
Illustrative editing example. Results vary with your text and the selected mode.
Before
She have send the documents yesterday, but they was incomplete.
After
She sent the documents yesterday, but they were incomplete.
How to use Plumeo
- Select the passage you want to check in your email, document or message.
- Open Plumeo with ⌘ + Shift + E on macOS or Ctrl + Shift + E on Windows, then choose Grammar mode.
- Review the corrected text, then copy it or replace your selection.
Frequently asked questions
Does Plumeo underline mistakes while I type?
You trigger Plumeo with a shortcut on selected text. It does not continuously underline every word in your other applications. You can also edit a captured draft inside Plumeo and review the updated result.
Can I try the grammar checker for free?
Yes. The desktop app includes 20 discovery requests without an account. A free account with a verified email adds 100 welcome requests and 25 requests per month. All writing modes are available on the free plan.