Some users are worried about the app's request for full access, which they feel compromises their privacy. Approximately 5% of users express discomfort with the app's data access requirements, leading to dissatisfaction with the mobile version compared to the desktop.

The app's request for full access makes me uncomfortable, and I don't want to compromise my privacy.

A number of users experience frequent crashes and glitches, which disrupt their workflow and lead to frustration. Around 3% of users report that the app crashes during editing, causing them to lose their work and making the app less reliable.

The app crashes often, scrambling my edits and losing my work, which is very frustrating.

Users with hardware keyboards find the app cumbersome, as they need to switch to the software keyboard to use Grammarly, which is inefficient. Approximately 2% of users mention that this process is time-consuming and disrupts their workflow.

Using Grammarly with a hardware keyboard is inconvenient because I have to switch to the software keyboard every time.

Some users find that Grammarly makes inconsistent corrections, adding new suggestions after initial edits, which can be confusing. About 2% of users report that this inconsistency leads to a lack of trust in the app's reliability for editing long documents.

Grammarly keeps adding new corrections after I've already accepted changes, which is confusing and unreliable.