Language.exchange VS LangCorrect

I've had really great experiences on language.exchange, but it's not immediate - it takes a few tries to find a language partner who will work for you (shows up on time, compatible learning goals, etc.). Source: about 1 year ago

/uj I do think it's a pity that they just stopped new sign ups and let the website decay. But nowadays you can use langcorrect.com instead. Also, when I google language questions like the difference between two words, hinative comes up a lot in the results and the answers are usually pretty good, so it does have some value. Source: 11 months ago

Hey - this isn't the right place for these sorts of questions. You can try r/translator - but you'd probably be better off with a site like langcorrect.com or HelloTalk. Source: 11 months ago

Finding Korean writers is difficult, so I had a journal and posted many to LangCorrect. If you want your work corrected, gauge the post toward Korea’s time zone. I used a template I use for all languages, where I write the date, title (prompt), and an introduction to that prompt, and then I create anecdotes, dialogues, stories, etc. I often did this with someone else also learning Korean, having it corrected,... Source: 12 months ago

I saw someone recommend this website on this sub, haven’t used it myself yet but it sounds like what you’re looking for: https://langcorrect.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

Hey if you'd like there is this website langcorrect where you can submit written sentences and any native speaker can comment, and correct them or even suggest ways to make it more natural sounding, you just have to submit some corrections in your native language in return :). Source: about 1 year ago