Grammarly Keyboard's new Tone Detector knows when you're being a sarcastic jackass - Android

For a lot of writers Grammarly is an invaluable tool to help nail grammar, punctuation, and the many other pitfalls that English throws your way. There's no full-featured version for mobile, but the Grammarly Keyboard comes pretty close. It now has another feature from the desktop version: Tone Detector, which helps you send the right message at the right time. Or alternately, helps curb your less savory texting habits.

The Tone Detector analyzes the last few sentences of text input and labels them with likely adjectives, like "Joyful" or "Formal."

Grammarly Keyboard's new Tone Detector knows when you're being a sarcastic jackass was written by the awesome team at Android Police.