Grammarly

29 Feb

Grammarly co-founders’ net worth drops to $1.9B — Forbes

Forbes has updated the net worth of Grammarly co-founders Oleksiy Shevchenko and Maksym Lytvyn. According to Real Time Billionaires, their shares in the company have fallen by nearly 14%, and each now owns $1.9 billion in assets. Grammarly was founded

10.03.23

Grammarly introduces GrammarlyGO, a new generative AI product to accelerate productivity

The Ukrainian company Grammarly has announced the launch of a new product based on generative artificial intelligence — GrammarlyGO. Company representatives shared the news with AIN.Capital. The beta version of GrammarlyGO is planned to be launched in April, in English.

02.06.22

Grammarly opens a hub in Berlin and hires Ukrainians in Europe

Grammarly has announced the start of hiring in Europe and the opening of a new hub in Berlin. It is the fifth Grammarly hub. The company already has ones in Kyiv, San Francisco, New York, and Vancouver. The company embraces

21.04.22

Ukrainian startup GoSolo secures £800k from Grammarly co-founders

GoSolo, a fintech startup founded by Ukrainian Dmytro Pimakhov, has raised funding from British funds. The £800,000 round was led by co-founders Grammarly, Forbes reports. GoSolo is a digital toolkit that simplifies starting and running a company. It helps quickly

31.03.22

Grammarly ranks among the top 100 most influential companies according to TIME

The American magazine TIME has published its annual list of 100 companies that are changing the world. This year, the Ukrainian startup Grammarly was included in the list of the best companies in the Innovators category. “More than 30 million people use Grammarly daily