- Tools
- Voice and writing
- Grammarly
Grammarly for neurodivergent founders
Grammarly is a writing assistant that checks spelling, grammar and tone as you type.
Free planWhy it helps neurodivergent founders
It catches spelling and grammar mistakes before you hit send, so you spend less energy re-reading every message.
How founders use it
- Check spelling in emails and docs
- Make a message clearer or shorter
- Check the tone before you send
Alternatives to Grammarly
Open source, privacy-first, eco or free options, if one of those matters more to you.
- LanguageTool (opens in a new tab) Free (supports British English)
- Harper (opens in a new tab) Open source (runs on your device, US English only for now)
Keep it all in one place with Humble
You'll use Grammarly alongside lots of other tools. Humble keeps your AI chats, links and tasks together, so you can find any of it again in one click.
More voice and writing tools
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PaidBy HumbleHumble for notesNotes that link to the tasks, people and chats they're about.
Helps with: Writing and typingLosing my place between tasks
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Wispr Flow
Free planAffiliate linkA voice dictation app that works in any text box on your computer or phone.
Helps with: Writing and typingBuilding with AIStarting tasks
Alternatives Handy (opens in a new tab) Open sourceBuilt-in dictation (opens in a new tab) Free
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Hemingway Editor
Free planA writing editor that highlights long sentences and hard words.
Helps with: Writing and typingReading long text
How we pick tools: our neurodivergent team uses these tools, or founders in our community told us they help. Some links are affiliate links, marked "Affiliate link". If you sign up through one, we may earn a small fee at no cost to you. It never changes what we list.