SnipLang for macOS · Native app

A spell checker
that speaks your languages.

SnipLang for Mac watches your writing in 25+ languages — catching spelling, grammar and tone the moment they slip. And instead of a silent red line, it tells you why, with the rule behind every correction.

Direct download · .dmg Download for Mac Universal · Apple Silicon & Intel · macOS 12+
Draft — SnipLang Check English · auto
Checking as you type

Hi team — I recieve the report yesterday and it look great. We was planning to ship on Friday, but their are a few details we should definately review first.

Grammar · Subject–verb agreement
We was We were
The pronoun we is plural, so it pairs with were in the past tense — never was.
One checker, many tongues

Fluent in 25+ languages — and the rules of each.

Detection is automatic. Write in German mid-sentence and SnipLang follows, applying that language's grammar, not English's.

EN English DE German ES Spanish FR French IT Italian PT Portuguese NL Dutch PL Polish RU Russian UK Ukrainian SV Swedish NB Norwegian DA Danish CS Czech + 11 more
Three passes, every keystroke

Spelling, grammar, and the way it reads.

Spelling

Typos, slips and misremembered spellings caught instantly — with the right word a click away.

recieve → receive

Grammar

Agreement, tense, articles and cases — checked against each language's own rulebook, then explained.

We was → We were

Style & clarity

Wordiness, repetition and tone drift, gently flagged — so the meaning lands the way you intended.

in order to → to
01 · The rule, not just the fix

It corrects you — then teaches you.

Most checkers hand you a replacement and move on. SnipLang shows the grammatical rule behind every suggestion, with a plain-language note and a right-vs-wrong example. Fix the sentence, learn the pattern.

  • Named rule for every grammar flag
  • Right-vs-wrong examples in context
  • Save tricky rules to your library to revisit
Correction · detail
EN · ENGLISH
Each of the students have submitted their essay.
Why
Subject–verb agreement
The subject is each, not students. Each is singular, so the verb must be has — the words between subject and verb don't change that.
✓ Correct
Each of them has a copy.
✕ Avoid
Each of them have a copy.
02 · Automatic language

It knows what you're writing in.

No menus, no toggles. SnipLang reads each line and switches its rulebook on the fly — so a German paragraph is checked against German grammar and a Russian one against Russian, even in the same document.

  • Per-paragraph detection, no manual switching
  • Handles code-switching and mixed drafts
  • Locks to a language when you want it to
Detecting language…
EN Let's catch up tomorrow. Clear
DE Ich habe das Buch gelest. German
ES Muchas gracias por tu ayuda. Clear
03 · Anywhere you type

In Mail, Notes, Slack — every app.

SnipLang lives in the menu bar and checks text wherever your cursor is. Select anything, press ⌘⇧S, and the same multilingual engine reviews it — no copy-paste, no switching windows.

  • System-wide menu-bar companion
  • One shortcut to check any selection
  • Works offline for spelling and core grammar
Mail — New Message German · auto
To: anna@büro.de · Betreff: Angebot

Hallo Anna, ich habe Ihre Nachricht bekommt und freue mich sehr. Wir treffen uns gerne nächste Woche.

Grammatik · Partizip
bekommt bekommen
The perfect tense of bekommen takes the participle bekommen, not bekommt.
SnipLang

Write it once. Right.

SnipLang for Mac is a native menu-bar app — a multilingual proofreader that explains itself. Free to try, with PRO unlocking deeper analysis.

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