About Grammarly
Ukraine-founded Grammarly enters the top 10 of the Cloud 100 in a year where it leaned in heavily on generative AI integrations for its writing assistant. The new features, which became available to the company’s 30 million daily users in April, can write, interpret and edit text. The startup now also offers style guides, a feature that checks for tone, and preset response templates for quick communication. After racking up big name customers such as Cisco, Expedia and Zoom, Grammarly hit a $13 billion valuation with a $200 million funding round in November 2021. The round minted cofounders Max... Read More
Ukraine-founded Grammarly enters the top 10 of the Cloud 100 in a year where it leaned in heavily on generative AI integrations for its writing assistant. The new features, which became available to the company’s 30 million daily users in April, can write, interpret and edit text. The startup now also offers style guides, a feature that checks for tone, and preset response templates for quick communication. After racking up big name customers such as Cisco, Expedia and Zoom, Grammarly hit a $13 billion valuation with a $200 million funding round in November 2021. The round minted cofounders Max Lytvyn and Alex Shevchenko as new billionaires, per Forbes, and was a final landmark to Brad Hoover’s 12-year stint as CEO before he passed duties over to Rahul Roy-Chowdhury. Read Less
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