Agentic Keyboard vs Grammarly
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Grammarly edits your words. Acti acts on them.
Grammarly is a writing assistant: it checks grammar, spelling, clarity and tone, and suggests rewrites. It's excellent at making the text you write cleaner and more confident.
Acti is a different category — an agentic keyboard. It still helps you write, but it carries an agent that completes the action behind your words: drafting and sending a reply, creating a meeting link, translating, or running a Skill, right inside any app. The output isn't a better sentence; it's a finished result.
Acti vs Grammarly, feature by feature
| Dimension | Grammarly | Acti |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Writing assistant | Agentic keyboard |
| Optimizes for | Better writing | Turning intent into action |
| Grammar, tone & rewrites | ✓ | ✓ |
| Works as a full keyboard | — | ✓ |
| Takes action for you | — | ✓ |
| Connects to your apps (OAuth) | — | ✓ 6 apps |
| Build & install custom skills | — | ✓ |
| Voice input | — | ✓ |
When Grammarly is enough — and when you need Acti
Stick with Grammarly ifyour goal is polished writing — catching mistakes, tightening tone, rephrasing. It's best-in-class at that.
Use Acti if you want the keyboard to dothings as well as help you write — send the reply, make the link, run the workflow — without leaving the app. Acti also improves your writing; it just adds the action layer Grammarly doesn't have.
Acti vs Grammarly FAQ
Is Acti a Grammarly alternative?
Acti is a full agentic keyboard that also helps you write, so many people use it in place of a separate writing tool — plus it takes action, which Grammarly doesn't.
Does Acti fix grammar and tone like Grammarly?
Acti can rewrite, adjust tone and translate as part of its agent, alongside taking actions. Grammarly is more specialized for in-depth writing correction.
Does Acti work in every app?
Yes. Because Acti is a keyboard, it works in any app with a text field.
Is Acti free?
Yes, Acti is free on iOS and Android.
Meet Acti — the world's first Agentic Keyboard.
It doesn't predict your next word. It takes your next action.