About the service
I set up automatic spell-check and grammar verification for your content — so that no article goes to publication with typos and grammatical errors. Instead of keeping an editor who manually rereads texts before the deadline, I connect a verification module to your publishing process: it analyzes the draft immediately after submission and provides a clear report — what's wrong, where exactly, and how confident the system is in the error.
The main part of the setup — not just a checkbox "errors found" but highlighting of questionable places right in the text with a short explanation of why the word or phrase came under suspicion. The editor sees the problem in a second and decides — fix it, leave it as is, or rewrite the phrase entirely. Separately, I adjust the check sensitivity so the system doesn't overwhelm the team with false positives on names, professional slang, and terms you intentionally use.
After launch, I add a verification barrier before publication: an article with unresolved comments simply won't go to the website until someone from the editorial team makes a decision on each highlight. This quietly reduces typos across all content flow without increasing team workload.
What is included in the work:
— connecting a spell-check and grammar module to your publishing process;
— highlighting questionable places with explanations for the editor;
— custom dictionary of names, brands, and terms that don't need to be highlighted;
— adjusting check sensitivity to your text specifics;
— barrier before publication for articles with unresolved comments;
— short instructions for the team to maintain the system independently.
The main part of the setup — not just a checkbox "errors found" but highlighting of questionable places right in the text with a short explanation of why the word or phrase came under suspicion. The editor sees the problem in a second and decides — fix it, leave it as is, or rewrite the phrase entirely. Separately, I adjust the check sensitivity so the system doesn't overwhelm the team with false positives on names, professional slang, and terms you intentionally use.
After launch, I add a verification barrier before publication: an article with unresolved comments simply won't go to the website until someone from the editorial team makes a decision on each highlight. This quietly reduces typos across all content flow without increasing team workload.
What is included in the work:
— connecting a spell-check and grammar module to your publishing process;
— highlighting questionable places with explanations for the editor;
— custom dictionary of names, brands, and terms that don't need to be highlighted;
— adjusting check sensitivity to your text specifics;
— barrier before publication for articles with unresolved comments;
— short instructions for the team to maintain the system independently.
