From freelancers to Fortune 500 companies, Lingofy users love to pair their favorite references with their own custom terms related to names, products and other niche language. Lingofy lets you set and share a consistent style (or styles!) for any kind of communication.
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Canadian Press Stylebook & Caps
Lingofy is proud to announce the addition of The Canadian Press Stylebook to its growing list of professional references. For more than 75 years, The Canadian Press Stylebook has been the definitive writing & editing style guide, setting industry standards for journalists across Canada.
Whether you’re in journalism, communications, publishing or public relations, Lingofy with Canadian Press style-checking will ensure your writing is accurate and consistent by following the standards set by Canada’s trusted news leader.
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Lingofy moves beyond the standard, limited dictionaries most writers and editors use when proofing. Our tools let you proof with established/respected style and language references, while allowing you to augment and customize these trusted resources. Get started with one of our partner guides, then create custom entries to apply your style. Finish by proofing just once to check all rules. Efficient, customized proofing is just a click away, for one user or many.
9 a.m.
Downtown DrinkMaker HQ
Product development VP Jessica adds an entry to DrinkMaker’s Lingofy style guide to ensure their new product is handled properly in all copy for capitalization, spelling and spacing: SuperWater
9:15 a.m.
Downtown DrinkMaker PR office
Mark uses Lingofy to proof his press release introducing SuperWater to the world. Jessica’s new entry pops up in proofing to ensure it is written correctly (and not as Super Water or Super-Water).
11 a.m.
Diana’s apartment
DrinkMaker sales rep Diana is working from home. She uses Lingofy to proof her sales pitch email to a wholesale beverage company. The Lingofy SuperWater entry once again ensures everyone – no matter their location — is consistently writing about this new product.
1 p.m.
Uptown Ad Design Loft office
Contract graphic design firm employees Lauren and Ricardo start designing a new cross-platform ad campaign for SuperWater. The DrinkMaker Lingofy style guide has been shared with them, too, to ensure all their ad copy is correct, from web banners to billboards and commercials.
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Main features
One tone of voice
Friendly, formal, casual or technical – ensure that your voice reflects the image you wish to portray.
Be efficient
Spend less time editing and focus more on your content. Don’t let proofing slow you down.
Share your dictionary
Share your knowledge and let your co-workers and friends benefit from your custom style entries.