Grammarly

Grammarly corrects sentences—Maeve improves your thinking

Grammarly fixes grammar and spelling, but it stops at editing - it's a writing tool, not a study companion. While it can improve your sentence structure, it won't help you understand concepts or prepare for exams. With Maeve, you get AI-powered study tools: instant summaries, mock exams, and smart flashcards designed to boost your grades, not just your writing.
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How do Maeve and Grammarly compare?

Criteria
Maeve
Anki
Personalized flashcards
✅ Yes
❌ No
Realistic mock exams
✅ Yes
❌ No
Smart summaries
✅ Yes
❌ No
Progress tracking
✅ Yes
✅ Yes
Motivation tools
✅ Yes
❌ No
Tailored study advice
✅ Yes
✅ Yes
Mindmap generator
✅ Yes
❌ No
Pomodoro timer
✅ Yes
❌ No
Purpose-built for education
✅ Yes
❌ No

Why choose Maeve over Grammarly?

Pricing

 
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Maeve
Maeve offers a freemium model designed for real students: get started free for a few days with full access to all features. Once you're ready to commit, Maeve provides an affordable student plan that unlocks unlimited usage. No hidden costs. No data sharing. Just focus on learning.
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Grammarly
Grammarly offers a free version with basic writing help, but advanced features like rewrites and plagiarism checks require a paid plan. While great for grammar, Grammarly isn’t tailored to students like Maeve is—with full access, fair pricing, and a clear focus on learning.

Features

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Maeve
Maeve is your personal AI study assistant, designed to help you learn faster and more efficiently. With progress tracking built in, it helps you stay on pace and remember what matters. Just upload your documents, slides, or voice notes, and Maeve turns them into clear summaries, visual mind maps, and quiz questions to test yourself.
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Grammarly
Grammarly is an AI writing tool focused on grammar and style, helping you clean up your text and fix common mistakes. It offers suggestions on tone and clarity, but stays limited to writing—not studying or learning.

Target Audience & Purpose

 
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Maeve
Maeve is a multilingual AI study platform for everyone. Whether you study in English, Dutch, French, or another language, Maeve helps you summarize notes, create quizzes, and prepare for exams. Join thousands of students using Maeve for smarter, faster learning. Designed for real students. Trusted worldwide. Ready when you are.
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Grammarly
Grammarly is aimed at a broad audience—anyone looking to write more clearly, from office workers to content creators. Its tools focus on tone, clarity, and correctness, with features built for professional and everyday communication. Helpful for writing tasks, but it isn’t focused on learning workflows or academic support.
 

Start studying smarter

Sign up quickly, upload your notes, and let Maeve create summaries and quizzes to boost your study efficiency—designed for students who want results.
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Do more with Maeve

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All your study materials, any format Upload course notes, slides, recordings, images, or transcripts - The choice is yours!
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Generate quizzes Turn your notes into practice questions and test yourself anytime, anywhere.
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Multilingual support Upload course notes, slides, recordings, images, or transcripts - The choice is yours!
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Organized by course Create separate courses and keep all your documents neatly sorted and easy to find.
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Track your progress Get insights into your strengths and weaknesses. Focus your study time where it matters most.
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Archive courses easily Keep your workspace tidy by archiving courses you’re not currently studying.

FAQs

Can Grammarly turn your notes into study materials?

No, Grammarly doesn’t convert your notes or documents into study materials like summaries, mindmaps, or practice questions. It’s designed to help improve writing through grammar checks, tone suggestions, and text rewrites—not for creating learning resources from your content.

Does Grammarly support multiple languages for academic work?

Grammarly primarily supports English. While it can flag some translation issues or non-English usage, it does not offer full support for multiple languages in the way a multilingual platform would.