Feature Ideas

Allow writers to manage custom dictionaries to include / exclude specific words from spell check.

Make it easier to insert symbols, special characters, and emoji in the text editor.

I love the addition of the POV check, and think a tense checker would be even more beneficial as it would be used by a wider range of people (not everyone changes POVs, but so many people struggle with keeping tense). As a beta reader, it's probably one of the most common correction I make. I believe it would also be a make-or-break feature for some, since again, it's something almost all my writer friends struggle with.

I’d like to be able to select multiple languages at once while writing so that I can write in multiple without one getting marked as incorrect all the time. This can go for completely different languages like a Chinese person speaking their native language in an otherwise English document or just simple slang variations between British English and American English

This is specifically about words that are both already English and already spelled correctly, and how they are currently tripping the spell check. Like, for example, "biome" or "rainforest" (which does tend to be spelled as one word). Teaching the dictionary country and character names is fine once it's available, it just seems silly to have to do that with words that are in the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

I'm so tired of telling my spell check that yes I'm sure that knish, mayse, ketsele, bashert, even schlong are words when I sprinkle them into my DC fanfiction.

Although I suspect that there are not many of us, but please consider adding Chinese (Mandarin, and traditional Chinese) to your supported languages please :) I've been loving the website for all of its other features (especially how anti-AI it is) but I'm starting to work on a Chinese project on here and I really need the word count to count Chinese characters.

In Australia, the UK, and many other places, the correct way to punctuate dialogue is with single-quotation marks, not double. This is in accordance with nationally recognised style guides and publishing industry standards. The 'Dialogue Balance' feature does not recognise speech formatted using single-quotations as dialogue, so it labels all documents using them as being 100% narration. This renders the feature unusable for anyone in the aforementioned countries who are seeking publication.

I write in Korean and i would love to use all the features you provide for writing insights and pay extra cash for it, but it seems like it only works for limited language options. I have to use different tools and websites to check any grammar errors or spelling errors cause everything written in Korean would have red line under it if i try to use your feature.

Hoe gaan dit! I'm Afrikaans and trying to relearn the language in its written form, and it would be great if Ellipsus had an Afrikaans dictionary to help me get spelling and grammar right. Thank you for your consideration 😊

Want to see a new font in Ellipsus? Add your idea in the comments. 👇 Please keep the following in mind: We cannot add MS default fonts like Times New Roman, Comic Sans, Lucida Sans, Verdana. We would need to pay to license them which isn't financially realistic for us at this time. 😭We can only support fonts that offer free commercial licensing. Font Squirrel and Google Fonts offer tons of options. We'll only add fonts with full Latin glyph support (e.g., letters, numbers, symbols, punctuation)

So, I'm not the audience for this, being a primarily English speaker, but I was thinking, as Ellipsus grows big enough to be able to support more languages to write with, it would be logical to have that chosen language extend to translating the base site as well if a user needs it. So that Ellipsus can be for everyone!

Pretty simple - I was intending to write a document in Hebrew, which is read right-to-left, and I wanted the document to be so aligned.

Top Languages by Total Speakers (2025/2026 Estimates) English: ~1.45–1.5 billion Mandarin Chinese: ~1.1–1.2 billion Hindi: ~600–610 million Spanish: ~550–560 million French: ~270–310 million Hindi is third largest language spoken in the world. It should be added to Ellipsus ASAP , it will to open the software to 600 million people.

Kia ora! I'm from Aotearoa New Zealand, and as such a lot of my work is both set in Aotearoa and uses a lot of reo. Thus, I would greatly appreciate Te Reo Māori to be included amongst the supported languages. Constantly getting a red line when writing about my own home is a very frustrating experience. Especially when I AM writing it incorrectly (a misplaced macron, a simple mistype, etc) but I miss it because I assume the marking is simply highlighting a foreign word.