Comparison
Both correct what you write in the language you're learning. The difference is who corrects and what happens to the mistake afterwards. The LanguageTool facts come from its own pages on the date shown.
| Aspect | Mening | LanguageTool |
|---|---|---|
| Who corrects | An AI tutor: each change marked in your sentence with a one-line reason in your language. | "An AI-based grammar checker": errors and suggestions appear automatically while you type.checked 2026-11-02 · source |
| How fast | Seconds to about a minute, at any hour. | While typing; "texts can be checked and corrected in just a few moments".checked 2026-11-02 · source |
| A mistake you repeat | Each correction is filed under its pattern. With Premium, a recurring one shows every past occurrence by date and gets targeted tasks until three correct uses in a row. | Statistics: "an overview of languages used, errors made, and suggestions applied". Premium adds Text Statistics and a Personal Style Guide. Tracking of a mistake you repeat: not stated.checked 2026-11-02 · source |
| Price | Free: two corrections a day. Premium €9.99 a month or €79 a year. | Free: spelling, simple punctuation and some style, 2,000 characters per field, 3 rephrasings a day. Premium: €20.14 a month, €60.62 a year (€5.05 a month), €101.10 for two years, prices incl. VAT; 150,000 characters per field.checked 2026-11-02 · source |
| Languages | 22 target languages, explanations in your language. | "30+ languages and dialects"; the main ones are English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Portuguese.checked 2026-11-02 · source |
| Platforms | Web and Telegram. | Browser add-ons (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera), Windows and macOS apps, iOS, Google Docs, Word, Pages, LibreOffice, Gmail, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook.checked 2026-11-02 · source |
For a text you have already written and need clean, LanguageTool is the right tool: it works where you type and covers 30+ languages. Mening is not a proofreader. It gives you something to write every day, corrects that, and remembers which mistakes you keep making, which is a different job.
One sentence a day in the language you're learning, corrected, with a memory of your mistakes.
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