Grammarly, the online grammar-checking website, has just launched a keyboard app for Android that brings the same technology to mobile.

The Grammarly Keyboard will work in all Android applications, as pretty much every other keyboard that you may have stumbled upon. Setting up the app once you download it is not a problem at all.

Grammarly Keyboard for Android now, finally, supports swipe gesture typing years after competitors like Gboard and more. Seriously, it's about time.

Android keyboards are generally fairly forgiving when it comes to correcting your spelling, but Grammarly has taken things a step further by integrating its grammar and writer’s voice correction ...

Now that we can do pretty much anything on our smartphones, it makes sense for Grammarly to launch a keyboard app. See also: The best Android keyboards The keyboard is certainly interesting.

No matter if you use an iPhone or an Android phone, it seems we're always correcting autocorrect – but the Grammarly app might help.

Grammarly's mobile keyboard for Android and iOS has just picked up a new synonyms picker to help you find the right word faster.

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Users are hoping that since the app is at its teething stage, more updates and changes will be made in the days to come. Grammarly app can be downloaded for free from the Google PlayStore for Android.

However, it's a little lacking in actual keyboard features. Grammarly Keyboard is easy to set up—just enable it and set the default like you would any other keyboard app.

No matter if you use an iPhone or an Android phone, it seems we’re always correcting autocorrect – but the Grammarly app might help.