Engram is an AI proofreading, paraphrasing, and translation tool built specifically for people who write in English as a second language ā its AI is trained on real mistakes made by non-native speakers, so its suggestions sound natural rather than textbook.
General grammar checkers are tuned for native speakers and often miss the errors learners actually make: wrong word order, awkward word choice, sentences that are technically correct but unnatural. Engram looks at the whole sentence in context and suggests how a fluent writer would phrase it. The proofreader, paraphraser, and translator live in one workspace, and text moves between them with a single click, so polishing a draft never means juggling tabs or re-typing.
Engram is free to use with limits: the proofreader and paraphraser accept 150 words per submission and 300 words per day, and the translator allows 500 characters per submission. Premium removes the daily caps, raises submissions to 700 words, unlocks all seven paraphrase styles and eleven translation styles, and adds real-time suggestions. No credit card is required to start on the free plan.
The experience is designed to teach as it corrects: you can accept or undo each suggestion, see translations of the suggestions themselves, and hear them read aloud on Premium. Students also use Engram as deliberate practice for TOEFL, TOEIC, and IELTS writing, getting immediate, personalized feedback on every draft instead of waiting for a teacher ā one reason it has built a following among learners preparing for English exams.
Engram is made for non-native English speakers ā students preparing essays and exam writing, and professionals drafting emails, reports, and papers who want to sound fluent and confident.