Guide
How to check your writing
Kuraly reads what you have written in your own language and suggests corrections one at a time — so you decide what changes, rather than being handed a rewritten paragraph and left to spot the differences.
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Open the editor
You can try it from the homepage without an account. Signing in gives you a higher daily allowance and keeps your documents.
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Write or paste your text
Type in your own script, or in Roman letters if that is how you type — "vanakkam, eppadi irukeenga" is understood as readily as the same sentence in Tamil script. Kuraly works out which language you are writing in.
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Choose what you want done
Grammar corrects the structure. Spelling fixes misspellings and transliteration. Flow joins short or broken sentences. Tone shifts between formal and casual. Vocabulary suggests stronger words.
Grammar and Spelling are the two to reach for first. Flow, Tone and Vocabulary change how the text reads, which is a matter of taste rather than correctness.
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Go through the suggestions
Each suggestion is shown against your original wording so you can see exactly what would change. Accept the ones you agree with and leave the rest — nothing is rewritten behind your back.
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Save it
Keep the result in your workspace, in a folder, where you can come back to it or run another mode over it later.
Daily allowance
- Without an account
- 10 requests and 400 words a day
- Free account
- 50 requests and 500 words a day
- When it resets
- Midnight, Indian time
- Paid plans
- Raise both limits. The pricing page lists what each plan includes.
- Languages
- Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Odia and English
If something goes wrong
It suggests changing something that was not a mistake.
Leave that suggestion alone and accept the others. Regional and spoken forms are not errors, and Kuraly is not meant to flatten them into formal written language unless you ask it to.
You have hit the daily limit.
The allowance resets at midnight Indian time. A paid plan raises it if you regularly need more.
The suggestions came back in the wrong language.
This happens with very short inputs, where there is not enough text to tell one language from another — particularly when the text is written in Roman letters. A longer passage resolves it.