Grammarly opens new Kyiv office as demand rises for help with English
Text-checking software maker Grammarly is worth $13 billion
How's Your Grammarly? Mine's Great! | HuffPost Impact
Grammarly: How Two Men Became Billionaires By Correcting English
Alex Shevchenko — Co-Founder, Product Lead at Grammarly | Comparably
Grammarly: The Story of How Three Ukrainians Created The Most Popular Online Grammar Checker | by Galyna Bozhok | Medium
Grammarly Story - Profile, History, Founder, CEO, Revenue, Competition | Technology Companies | SuccessStory
The Grammarly Story: How Alex Shevchaenko And Max Lytvyn Made Billions By Correcting People's Grammar
Alex Shevchenko - Founder, Product Lead Grammarly Biography
Grammarly, With $110 Million, Brings Artificial Intelligence to Writing - WSJ
Grammarly Week. Day 5 - Product Management at Grammarly: How We Work - YouTube
About Us | Grammarly
Alex Shevchenko - Co-Founder, Board Member - Grammarly | LinkedIn
Alex Shevchenko - Co-Founder, Board Member - Grammarly | LinkedIn
Alex Shevchenko - Wiki | Golden
JΞSŦΞR ✪ ΔCŦUΔL on Twitter: "^^^ "It was developed in 2009 by Alex Shevchenko and Max Lytvyn, in Kiev." https://t.co/Fv2pqZPffu" / Twitter
How Two Ukrainians created English Spell Check Service Valued at $100 mln | Escadra Recruitment Agency
Max Lytvyn And Alex Shevchenko Became Billionaires By Correcting People's Grammar. The Success Story Of Grammarly - Sybershel
From the Ground Up: The Grammarly Story | Icon Executive Asia
