Last I remember, Grammarly gave me the pay-to-use kind of vibes. QuillBot has always worked for me—for at least five years now—and it has gotten way better over time. The extension works very well for me.
Concerning writing better, honestly, QuillBot has played a role. I don't do more than spelling, punctuation, and grammar checks, but I have learnt from seeing it correct me over the years. And it saves time proofreading, too, so why stress the brain if there's a tool that can increase efficiency? Haha
oooh that's great insight. I never use Quillbot, so I was wondering about it. But you're right, why stress the brain if there's tool that can increase our efficiency?