Grammar & punctuation checker app analytics for December 17

A mobile app for checking spelling and punctuation is a program that helps users verify the spelling of words and sentences in different languages. It can be used for educational purposes as well as for everyday use, since incorrect spelling can negatively affect communication on social media, in text messages, and in emails. This app is a convenient and easy-to-use tool that allows users to quickly and easily check text for errors. It has a range of useful features that make it a very practical and functional tool. One of the main features of the app is spell checking. The user can input text into the app or copy it from another source, such as an email or a social media post. The app will then automatically check the text for spelling errors. Mistakes will be highlighted with color or underlining, and the user can click on a word to see possible corrections. In addition to spell checking, the app also checks punctuation. It automatically identifies punctuation errors and helps correct them. For example, if a sentence is written without commas or periods, the app will suggest where they should be placed. This can be very helpful for people who are not confident in their grammar skills. The spelling and punctuation check is available in several languages, which can be selected in the app's settings. If the app doesn't find any errors, make sure that the language selected in the settings matches the language of the text. By default, the language used is the one set in the phone's settings. There is a text limit for each check: 1,000 characters for the regular version and 100,000 for the Pro version. The spelling and punctuation check occurs in two stages: first, check the spelling by pressing the first button on the control panel, and then check the punctuation. After completing the spell check, words with errors are highlighted in color. Click on these words to open a menu with correction options. If you want to edit the text after the spell check, click the "clear formatting" button to remove the word highlights. Currently, the punctuation check detects about 70% of errors, so you may need to correct some mistakes manually. Additionally, keep in mind that the suggested punctuation placement may not match your intended meaning, as punctuation can influence the text's interpretation. Red indicates marks that the app suggests removing, while yellow indicates marks that the app has automatically inserted. Terms of Use (EULA) - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/