Editing Editing Apps?

[Jocelyn_Uasal]

Hiya hiya

Just recently started using AutoCrit for editing which has been super nice for stuff like tense checking and repetitiveness but for some reason at 30$/month they can't afford to input a basic spell-checker ? So what apps do you use for editing? Grammarly was great for work and school stuff but less so with fiction.

Also, my deepest condolences to anyone editing without an assistance tool R.I.P. I can't imagine finding every adverb by hand.

 

[BearlyAlive]

Brain.exe works petty wheel moist of the thyme.

At least for me, but I can totally understand people who just want write and let the machine do the pesky stuff like grammar or sentence structure.

 

[Jocelyn_Uasal]

Brain.exe works petty wheel moist of the thyme.

I thought I was having a stroke for a second lmfao

I'm so jealous of that though, I love writing but editing gives my brain the same sensation as I'd imagine chewing screws feels. I'll let the robot do it instead, they love screws

 

[Corty]

Grammarly was great for work and school stuff but less so with fiction.

Hm, I have no trouble with it for fiction, although I use the paid version.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

Just opening the file on a different device seems to work very well for me. About 90% of my writing is done on my cell phone (most of the rest is on the laptop) with about 75% of my editing done in GoogleDocs on my laptop, and 20% in Scribble Hub whenever I upload (the rest is done on the phone a few days after writing)