Spelling and punctuation checker with explanations
This assistant checks spelling and punctuation online and helps make any Russian text grammatically correct without searching through reference books. It will fix typos and spelling errors, insert missing commas and remove extra ones, find errors in word agreement and government, suggest whether to write words together or separately, check the formatting of direct speech and quotation marks, and explain each correction with a reference to the rule so you don't repeat it next time. The assistant is suitable for business letters, academic papers, posts, articles, and commercial proposals. On BotHub, it is available without a VPN or foreign card, payment is made in rubles from a single balance, and chat history is saved, so you can return to past checks and explanations at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
The assistant confidently finds typical errors: missing commas in participial and adverbial phrases, introductory words, and complex sentences, as well as typos and spelling errors. If the rules allow for multiple options or author's punctuation, it will explain how they differ. For text intended for printing or official publication, it is still worth re-reading it yourself or showing it to a proofreader.
Paste the text into the chat and ask it to check. The assistant will return the corrected version and explain the changes made. For example, you send a draft of a letter to a client and receive a clean version with marked commas and corrected endings, along with a short explanation for each rule. You can also ask it to just point out the errors without rewriting the text.
The assistant's task is to correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar, not to paraphrase the text, so the meaning and author's style are preserved. If you want to simplify phrasing, remove repetitions, or make the tone more formal, ask for this separately, and the assistant will suggest such an edit with the same grammar corrections.
The cost of a request depends on the volume: the longer the submitted text and the more detailed the response with explanations, the more CAPS will be deducted from your balance. Checking a short letter or paragraph is cheaper than a long article. To save money, you can send long materials in parts or ask for just the corrected text without detailed explanations.
In a regular chat, you have to explain every time what to check and in what format to return the result, and the neural network might start rewriting the text in its own way. Here, the task is already set up: the assistant works directly with Russian spelling, punctuation, and grammar, preserves your text, and explains the corrections. All you have to do is paste the text into the chat.