New: Diglot Weave — translate words as you type.
Each clip is the live app on sample text. Every edit arrives as a suggestion and waits for your approval.
Move from rough documents to clearer English drafts without jumping into a separate chatbot. Diglot keeps drafting, rewriting, and polishing inside the same document.
Translate in context while you write, compare alternatives, and refine the final English output without leaving the page.
Catch grammar, spelling, punctuation, and awkward translated phrasing as part of the drafting flow, not as a separate cleanup step.
Rewrite awkward sentences, compare cleaner alternatives, and keep the version that best matches your meaning and tone.
Pause at the end of a sentence and Diglot suggests the next one in grey; Tab keeps it. Then cite the paragraph in APA, MLA, Chicago or any of 10,852 CSL styles.
Upload the PDFs you are writing from. /library answers from them, names the page, and drops the fact into your paragraph with the citation.
Run four checks at once: proofreading, source quality, citation gaps and a peer review of the whole draft, the way a careful reader would before you submit.
Ask a research question. Deep Research searches scholarly databases and your library, then writes a report with numbered references as a document in your workspace.
Before: five tabs
If you pay for all five~$81/ month
After: one Diglot document
Publicly listed prices: Jenni AI verified 2026-07-18; DeepL, QuillBot and Grammarly verified 2026-04-13; ChatGPT Plus as listed by OpenAI. Prices change, so check each vendor before you buy.
Your draft
Many researches shows that students which use social media more than three hours per day have lower grades. In our opinion this is because the constant notifications make difficult to concentrate, so the information is not stay in the memory.
We propose to migrate our reporting to the new platform in Q1. This will reduce costs a lot and the team will be more productive, because the old system is very slow and nobody likes it.
We are very sorry for the delay, it was not our fault but the supplier one. We will try to send you the goods until Friday, please be patient with us and don’t cancel the order.
Cowriter /formalize · Fluent AI
Many studies show that students who use social media for more than three hours per day have lower grades. We believe this is because constant notifications make it difficult to concentrate, so information does not stay in memory.
Example output written for this page to show the difference between AI tiers; real results depend on your text. Fluent AI is on Free, Native AI on Pro.
Your paragraph
The Transformer replaced recurrence with attention alone , and pre-trained encoders such as BERT carried the idea to language understanding . Attention mechanisms first improved neural machine translation .
References
Your library · p. 1, abstract
We propose a new simple network architecture, the Transformer, based solely on attention mechanisms, dispensing with recurrence and convolutions entirely.
DOI resolves · 10.48550/arXiv.1706.03762
Example built from real papers and DOIs. In the editor, /library answers from the PDFs you upload, /check-sources looks each DOI up, and /find-source suggests papers for an uncited claim.
Thank you for your comprehension
Thank you for your understanding
“Comprensión” is a false friend: in English it is “understanding”.
Actually, we use the old system
Currently, we use the old system
“Actualmente” means “currently”, not “actually”.
I assisted to the conference
I attended the conference
“Asistir a” means to attend; “assist” means to help.
temperature of sample
the temperature of the sample
Your language has no articles; English needs “the” here.
We discussed about the results
We discussed the results
“Обсуждать” takes a preposition; “discuss” does not.
It depends of many factors
It depends on many factors
A calque of “зависит от”: English uses “depend on”.
Joined Sony 2020
I joined Sony in 2020
Your language drops the subject; English needs it.
Yesterday I go to the client
Yesterday I went to the client
The verb does not change for tense in Mandarin; English marks the past.
Sorry to bother you, if possible maybe could you send it
Could you send it?
Layered politeness reads as unsure in English business writing.
He is having two cars
He has two cars
“Have” for ownership does not take the -ing form.
I am agree with the plan
I agree with the plan
“Agree” is already a verb; it needs no “am”.
Please do the needful
Please take care of it
Common in Indian English, unclear to readers elsewhere.
I work here since three years
I have worked here for three years
“Seit / depuis” becomes “for” with the present perfect.
We have discussed it yesterday
We discussed it yesterday
A finished time like “yesterday” takes the past simple.
We will eventually postpone the launch
We may postpone the launch
“Eventuell / éventuellement” means “possibly”, not “in the end”.
Typical slips for each language group. Diglot flags them in your own draft and explains the habit behind each one.
The certificate PDF Diglot issues, filled with sample data. A real one carries a QR code and a live verification link.
| What you need | Diglot | Jenni AI | Grammarly | QuillBot | ChatGPT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Draft in two languages in one documentQuillBot and ChatGPT translate in a separate tool or chat. | Yes | No | No | Partly | Partly |
| Explains the habit from your first languageChatGPT can explain if you ask, but not in your document. | Yes | No | No | No | Partly |
| Autocomplete and citation stylesDiglot: 10,852 CSL styles. Jenni AI: 10,000+ styles. | Yes | Yes | Partly | Partly | No |
| Answers from your own PDFs, with DOI checksJenni AI chats with PDFs. | Yes | Partly | No | No | Partly |
| 30+ slash skills inside the editorOthers offer a chat box or need written prompts. | Yes | Partly | No | No | Partly |
| Every change waits for your approvalRemoved text in red, new text in green, in place. | Yes | Partly | Partly | No | No |
| Free record of how the document was writtenGrammarly offers an authorship add-on. | Yes | No | Partly | No | No |
Based on public product pages; “Partly” means the job is possible but not inside your document, or only in part.
Start with the exact writing job you need to finish, then move deeper into use cases or comparisons when you need a narrower path.
Real ESL writing tasks need several tools at once. These pages combine Diglot workflows around the actual job — academic, business or content writing.
ESL writers often pick the wrong tool among Grammarly, QuillBot, DeepL and ChatGPT. These comparisons cite concrete feature differences for your job.
Use this comparison if you are choosing between cross-app grammar correction and a bilingual drafting workflow.
Read the Grammarly comparisonUse this comparison if you want to know whether a standalone paraphrasing tool is enough for your ESL writing flow.
Read the QuillBot comparisonGeneric tools make ESL writers juggle DeepL, Grammarly and QuillBot, losing bilingual context at each switch. Diglot keeps all three in one editor.
Diglot is most useful when drafting, translation, grammar review, and rewriting happen in the same document instead of across separate tabs.
The tools are organized for people who think in another language and still need final English that reads clearly for school, work, or publishing.
This page is meant to route you to the right workflow, use case, or comparison page instead of repeating the homepage promise.
Before you choose a plan: which native languages are supported, how the tools share one editor, and how Diglot compares with Grammarly and QuillBot.
Start with the workflow that matches the job you need to finish. If you are building a draft, go to the AI Writing Assistant. If you are fixing awkward phrasing, go to the Paraphrasing Tool. If you are moving between languages, go to the AI Translator.
Workflow pages explain one tool in depth. Use-case pages explain how several tools work together for a specific audience, such as ESL writers, students, or professionals.
Use them when you are actively comparing Diglot against another product and want a workflow-specific recommendation instead of a generic signup prompt.
No. Diglot is structured to keep those jobs inside one editor so you can move from source-language thinking to finished English with fewer context switches.
Students should start with the Writing Tool for Students page if they need structure and paraphrasing guidance around essays or reports.
Professionals should start with the Writing Tool for Professionals page if they mainly write emails, proposals, reports, or client-facing English.
Move from rough bilingual drafts to clearer English in one connected writing workflow.
