Hello Product Hunt 👋 It seems like basically every startup, website, and business from all over the world has a blog nowadays - which is great! The problem: Many blog posts I come across are from non-native English speakers, writing a post in English. This sometimes leads to grammar and spelling mistakes that may diminish the credibility of the site with their potential customers. Oftentimes, it would only take a quick proofread by a native English speaker to prevent these mistakes, so I created this simple solution. **Can't I just ask a friend to proofread?** Of course! However, some people don't have any friends that are native English speakers. Also, some people don't have any friends at all :( **Why not just use something like Grammarly?** You can definitely use Grammarly, but I have found that it lets many errors slip through the cracks. In addition, Grammarly has limited functionality unless you pay.

I think is a good idea that have someone to review the post/website, especially in Asia here mostly people just direct translate their language to cater English user..

Such a wonderful idea! Lord knows how much time I would have saved if this would have been up already years ago 😋

Very relevant to something we're building at Product Hunt. Your invite is coming soon, @daviswbaer! 😊

Such a great idea, Davis! Just bookmarked it. It's perfect for freelancers and idea validation. I'll try this out for future projects —if any—. If I find myself overusing this tool for landing pages and blog posts I'll have to tip you generously:P

I love 😍this idea and often have thought about how I'd like to help people out who could use a "second set of eyes". How can I become a proofreader for your service? Please advise!😎

Awesome idea! I see a lot of coding blog/medium posts from people where English is not the first language and many of them end up having a lot of simple but noticeable grammatical errors throughout. Feel like this would be super helpful there.

I believe It's ok for a company to pay for Grammarly. But this is not targeted for companies, and that's why it's so awesome! Keeping it on my Favorites bar ;)

Pros:

Easy to use, free, fast

Cons:

None so far

Curious on what's the incentive for the proof readers ?

I dig, I dig, I dig... And I dig for gold... this is GOLDEN.

I can’t even imagine the amount of free labor you are going to have to give from all the traffic from here. Great idea though 👍🏻

Received very helpful grammar edits to a presentation I am working on. Much appreciated and highly recommended!

Pros:

Quick turnaround and helpful grammar edits not caught by software

Cons:

None so far!

This seems great. Of course I like the idea because it's free. How do you plan to sustaining or scaling this service though? I'd imagine reading horrible English essays all day might not be your idea of a time well spent without being paid.

Proofreader abilities and some predesigned amounts of tips after the job done please. Also would be good to know what kind of proofread is. By the way we use https://www.servicescape.comso far and it is great from language editing point but from the meaning and interest of reading your service @daviswbaer could be great. @rrhoover 2 services of that kind is also better 🤓

@daviswbear If you create a subs service I def enroll. Maybe you should create something like monthly payment for 10 post up to 1000 words, another package can be 20 posts, and there is VIP package that whenever I publish something the proofreader gets notification from my blog and read it and fix it in a hour then send me back to corrected one. And I think you should also one time purchases like 10 posts-15 posts packages.

This sounds great! Will try it out and see if it helps me.

Hi guys

Hey@daviswbaer This seems to be a great idea. Will surely check it out soon. Best wishes. :)

love all your ideas <3 .