Trinka

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overall

8,647

out of 60,653

-2268

traffic

1,797

out of 60,653

-46

investment

Not Available

review

1,445

out of 60,653

-98

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Trinka.ai

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

India

Trinka is an AI-based writing and grammar checker designed for academic and technical contexts, prioritizing user privacy and data control while enhancing writing clarity through advanced AI technology.

API Availability

Pricing

freemium

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Use

grammar & spelling correction

paraphrasing

plagiarism detection

Available on

Chrome store

Position of Trinka on sub rankings

December 2025

Grammar & spelling correction - Overall

45 out of 146

India - Overall

296 out of 2,287

Paraphrasing - Overall

17 out of 43

Plagiarism detection - Overall

38 out of 98

Grammar & spelling correction - Overall

45 out of 146

India - Overall

296 out of 2,287

Paraphrasing - Overall

17 out of 43

Plagiarism detection - Overall

38 out of 98

Industries

education

media, design & communication

research & development

technology

Integrations

google home

microsoft edge

ms word

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Company

Trinka.ai

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

India

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