Break the pattern · Coming soon to the App Store

The mistakes you keep repeating? Mastered.

GrammarBurst finds your recurring tense and preposition bugs and repairs the pattern behind them — built for intermediate English learners (A2–C1).

Coming soon to theApp Store

Free Grammar Scan at launch · iOS 16+ · Your text stays in the EU

Tenses + prepositions, done properly ~5 min per burst EU-only data No ad trackers
Grammar Scan scan complete

I have seen saw him yesterday.

'yesterday' is finished time — use past simple.

Past simple vs. present perfect review_due mastered

I am responsible of for sales.

responsible takes for — it's a fixed pairing.

Adjective + preposition review_due mastered

I live have lived here since 2020.

since + a start point needs present perfect.

for / since + present perfect review_due mastered
You know this moment

You sent it. Then you saw the mistake.

Not because you don't know the rule — you do. It's the same handful of bugs, slipping through in the moments your English has to be right.

The client email

"I have seen the offer yesterday."

Sent. The client noticed before you did.

The interview

"I am responsible of a team of five."

Said out loud. The interviewer heard it too.

The exam

"I live in Hamburg since 2020."

Marked down again — the same deduction as last time.

You knew every one of these rules. Knowing the rule was never the problem.

Read the repair method: how to stop repeating the same English mistakes →

Pattern Map3 Grammar Bugs
High responsible of for review_due
Adjective + preposition · 22% mastered · seen 4×
Medium since live have lived improving
for / since + present perfect · 58% mastered
Low have seen saw yesterday mastered
Past simple vs. present perfect · 94% mastered
3bugs found 22% → 58%mastered Tuenext review
The diagnosis

One short scan. Your recurring bugs, mapped.

A Grammar Scan reads your writing the way a mechanic reads an engine — and surfaces the specific tense and preposition patterns you repeat, each with its severity, its rule, and how close it is to mastered.

How it works

Diagnose the bug, then repair it until it's gone.

Four steps that map to the app itself — short bursts, not a classroom. Five minutes at a time.

1Diagnose

Grammar Scan

A short scan surfaces the tense and preposition bugs you repeat most.

3 Grammar Bugs found
2See the pattern

Pattern Map

Every Grammar Bug laid out with its rule, its clue, and how close it is to mastered.

High responsible of for
22% mastered · seen 4×
Medium since live have lived
58% mastered · improving
3Repair

Burst

Five-minute practice built around your specific mistakes — never a generic course. The rule is always revealed.

I ____ him yesterday.

have seen saw was seeing
4Make it stick

Review

Spaced reviews bring each bug back until it's genuinely mastered.

new active review_due improving mastered
Beyond the scan

Repair with your own sentences.

The loop keeps working on the English you actually write — classified, repaired, and reviewed until each bug is genuinely gone.

Real Use

Paste a sentence you actually wrote — an email, a message — and get it fixed against your own bug list.

Your message I will discuss about discuss it on in the meeting.

Error DNA

Every bug is classified against a taxonomy of the mistakes intermediate learners actually make — so practice targets the real pattern.

tense: perfect-vs-past tense: since / for prep: fixed pairings prep: time & place

Review

Spaced repetition brings each bug back on schedule — a little at a time — until it reaches mastered.

Why not just…?

The honest comparison.

Other tools are good at what they do. None of them repairs the recurring pattern behind your own mistakes.

Approach Finds your recurring pattern Practice that sticks Built for A2–C1
Grammar checkersFix the text in front of you — not the habit. — — —
Language courses & appsTeach everything — not your bugs. — ✓ ✓
ChatGPTAnswers when you ask — no diagnosis, no spaced review. — — —
GrammarBurstFinds your recurring bugs, repairs the pattern, reviews until mastered. ✓ ✓ ✓

A general chatbot can explain any rule you already know to ask about. GrammarBurst tells you which ones to ask about — from your own writing — and makes sure they stick.

Read the full, honest comparison — including when not to choose GrammarBurst →

Private by design

Your English is yours.

Learner text is personal data, and we treat it that way — stored in the EU, never sold, never used to train models, and deletable whenever you want.

EU-only storage

Your text lives in AWS Frankfurt (eu-central-1) — nowhere else.

Never trains AI models

Our processor is contractually barred from training on your text (per our DPA).

Deletable in Settings

Remove your writing history — or your whole account — in one action.

No cookies, no ad trackers

This site sets no cookies and keeps only anonymous, aggregate stats.

Who it's for

Built for the moments your English has to be right.

Professionals

Emails & meetings

When a slip in a client note undercuts otherwise strong work.

"Please revert reply to me until by Friday."

Job candidates

Interviews in English

When you want the interviewer listening to your answer, not your grammar.

"I am responsible of for a team of five."

Exam takers

IELTS · TOEFL · Cambridge

When the same recurring error keeps costing you writing-band points.

"I live have lived here since 2020."

Pricing

Start free. Go unlimited when it's paying off.

Find your first Grammar Bugs at no cost, then go unlimited with a 7-day free trial.

Free

$0

Enough to find your first Grammar Bugs.

  • 1 Grammar Scan
  • 3 Bursts
  • 2 Real Use submissions
7-day free trial

Pro

Unlimited repair for every bug on your Pattern Map.

Monthly $9.99 / mo
  • Unlimited Grammar Scans, Bursts & Reviews
  • Unlimited Real Use submissions

Billed through the App Store. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is GrammarBurst a grammar checker?

No. A grammar checker corrects the text in front of you and moves on. GrammarBurst finds the tense and preposition mistakes you keep repeating — your Grammar Bugs — explains the rule and the clue behind each one, and repairs the pattern with short practice and spaced review until it is mastered.

What English levels is it for?

Intermediate learners, roughly CEFR A2 to C1 — people who already know most of the rules but still repeat the same handful of mistakes in real writing.

What grammar does version 1 cover?

English tenses and prepositions, done properly — not every grammar topic at once. Focusing on the two areas that produce the most recurring mistakes lets us diagnose and repair them well, rather than covering everything shallowly.

Where does my text live?

Your learning text is stored only in the EU — AWS in Frankfurt (eu-central-1) — encrypted, never used to train AI models, never sent to analytics, and deletable anytime in Settings.

How much does it cost and how does the trial work?

The Free tier includes 1 Grammar Scan, 3 Bursts, and 2 Real Use submissions. Pro is $9.99 per month or $59.99 per year with a 7-day free trial, billed through the App Store — cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Fix your first Grammar Bug at launch.

Find the mistakes you keep repeating — and finally fix the pattern behind them.

Coming soon to theApp Store