Cordial
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VisitCordial vs Lexicon
What both publish
| Fact | Cordial | Lexicon |
|---|---|---|
| Browser extension | Yes | Yes |
| Desktop app | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Integrations | Official pages list Outlook, Gmail, Chrome, Edge, Teams, Word, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp and X/Twitter integrations. | Lex can connect to Ollama or LM Studio, and the browser extension shares a personal dictionary with the desktop app through local loopback. |
| Privacy | Cordial’s privacy policy says text submitted for correction through its correction tools is not stored on its servers. | Drafts, dictionaries, settings, and writing metrics are stored in the local user profile; Lexicon says it has no cloud sync, mandatory accounts, or first-party background telemetry. |
| Product | Cordial is a writing assistant with spelling, grammar and style correction. | Lexicon is a distraction-free desktop writing editor with local proofreading, rewrites, and export built in. |
Cordial plans
- Version gratuite en ligneFree
- Cordial Web particulier€4.90 a month
- Individuel€6 a month
- Entreprises multilicence€8 a month
- Entreprises€8 a year
- Cordial Windows licence€79, paid once
Lexicon plans
- FreeFree
Pick Cordial if…
Cordial suits individuals seeking writing corrections and style suggestions, as well as businesses that want tailored reformulations and team writing support. Windows and browser-extension users can access it, but it is not compatible with macOS.
Pick Lexicon if…
Lexicon suits writers who prefer keeping drafts on their own devices and want local proofreading or optional local-model rewriting. It supports Linux, macOS, Windows, and a beta Chrome or Firefox extension.