Is it ever okay to end a sentence with a preposition?

Yes. "What are you looking at?" is perfectly correct in English. The rule against it was artificially imported from Latin grammar.

Can I use "they" as a singular pronoun?

Absolutely. Major dictionaries including Merriam-Webster and Oxford accept singular "they." It has been used in English for centuries.

Is there a student discount?

Yes, we offer 40% off Premium for students with a valid .edu or student email address. Contact our support team to verify your student status.

Monthly subscriptions can be cancelled anytime with access until the end of the billing period. Yearly and lifetime purchases are non-refundable as stated in our terms of service, except where required by applicable law.

Absolutely. We use industry-standard encryption (AES-256) for data at rest and TLS 1.3 for data in transit. We never share your documents or writing data with third parties for training purposes.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time from your dashboard settings. Your access continues until the end of your paid billing period.

How is TMOAD different from Grammarly?

Unlike Grammarly, TMOAD is designed to work silently in the background without interrupting your flow. It offers three distinct modes (Silent, Balanced, Interactive), comprehensive CV optimization with ATS scanning, multi-language support, and a more privacy-focused approach.

Premium Pro is our most advanced plan for serious writers and professionals. It includes everything in Premium plus 50 Sparks per day, 3 Chapter Critiques per day, full CV optimization with ATS scanning, live workshops, co-writing sprints, and networking events.

Can I use TMOAD on multiple devices?

Yes, TMOAD works on any device with a web browser. Your documents and settings sync automatically across all your devices. Premium plans allow unlimited devices.

Is there a word limit?

The Free plan has a 500-word limit. Premium, Premium Pro, and CV & Career Pro plans have unlimited word count for all your documents.

What languages are supported?

English and German are fully supported now, with French, Dutch, and Spanish coming soon in Phase 2. Our AI writing assistant works across all supported languages with equal capability.

10 AI Writing Tips to Boost Your Productivity in 2026

1. Use AI as Your Brainstorming Partner

The blank page is intimidating. Instead of staring at it, use AI to generate a flurry of ideas. Type a few keywords and let the assistant propose angles, outlines, or even titles.

2. Set the Tone Before You Write

Most AI assistants let you define the tone before you start. Whether you need formal, casual, or technical — setting this upfront ensures consistency.

3. Write First, Polish Later

Resist the urge to edit as you go. AI can handle surface-level fixes in real time, but your creative flow matters more. Get the ideas down, then refine.

4. Use AI for Transitions

Struggling with flow? Ask your AI to suggest transitions between paragraphs. A well-placed "However" or "Moreover" can transform a choppy text into a smooth read.

5. Leverage the Style Guide Feature

Many AI tools (including TMOAD) support custom style guides. Define your brand voice once, and every suggestion will align with it.

6. Don't Over-Automate

AI is a tool, not a replacement. Read every suggestion critically. Your unique voice should always come through.

7. Use AI for Research Summaries

Need to digest a long article? Paste it into your AI assistant and ask for a 3-bullet summary. It saves hours of reading time.

8. Check for Bias and Tone

AI can sometimes miss subtle biases or off-tone phrases. Use the tone detector to ensure your writing lands the right way.

9. Optimize for SEO

Many AI writing assistants include SEO suggestions. Use keyword recommendations to make your content discoverable without sacrificing quality.

10. Review and Revise with AI

After writing, run a full analysis. Look for readability scores, sentence variety, and adverb usage. These metrics help you level up over time.