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Your words.
Your personality.
Just fix the English.

Write it your way. TeacherCheck only fixes what's actually wrong.

Check My English — Free

No rewriting. No unnecessary corrections. Just your English, checked.

Grammar Specimen Teacher's Desk
I have done did this yesterday.
✎ Teacher's note: After ‘have’, use the past participle ‘done’.
The Red Pen Experience

Remember how your teacher corrected your notebook?

One red line.

One correction written above it.

And you instantly knew what was wrong.

TeacherCheck brings that feeling to the way you write English online.

Simple & Direct

How it works

01

Write

Write exactly how you normally would. Use your words, your slang, your natural cadence.

02

Check

TeacherCheck finds genuine English mistakes without policing your casual voice or tone.

03

Learn

See the correction directly above your words and understand why with a concise teacher explanation.

Authentic Voice

Not another AI rewriter.

Most AI writing tools want to rewrite what you said into stiff, sterile corporate prose.

TeacherCheck takes a different approach.

Your words stay yours. Your personality stays yours. We only fix the English that actually needs fixing.

Generic AI Rewriter
“Bro I finally fixed this shit 😂”
Rewritten as:
“I am pleased to inform you that I have successfully resolved this issue.”
✗ Erases your tone and turns you into a corporate robot.
TeacherCheck
“Bro I finally fixed this shit 😂”
Teacher's assessment:
✓ Your English looks good.
“Your casual tone is fine.”
✓ Zero unnecessary changes. Preserves genuine casual English.
Designed For Real People

Who it’s for

  • •
    Students — essays, assignments, and school submissions
  • •
    Non-native English speakers — expressing ideas with confidence
  • •
    Developers — pull requests, commit messages, and documentation
  • •
    Creators — social posts, captions, and authentic online writing
  • •
    Freelancers — client proposals and everyday communication
  • •
    Job seekers — cover letters and outreach emails
  • •
    Anyone who thinks: “Is this English correct?”

Try it yourself.

Write one sentence. Let the teacher check it.

Check My English — Free