Request an AI check

Understand an AI-writing report before acting on it

AI-writing detectors estimate patterns in text. Their results are uncertain and can include false positives and false negatives. A detector cannot reliably establish who wrote a document, and a score should not be treated as proof of authorship or misconduct.

Our AI Checker page is a request route for a team-reviewed service. Upload your document, describe the report you need, and agree on scope and turnaround with the team. The results are returned to your student conversation; this page does not produce an instant automated percentage.

What to send with your request

Send the draft you want reviewed and explain whether you are checking an essay, research report, presentation or another type of work. If a university has already raised a concern, include the relevant feedback without sharing unrelated personal information. Keep your own notes, outlines and earlier drafts, as these provide context that a detection score cannot supply.

AI detection and plagiarism are different checks

A similarity review looks for overlap with sources. An AI-writing review considers signals associated with generated text. Neither substitutes for evaluating evidence, factual accuracy and attribution. A document can need citation improvements even if no AI-writing concerns are reported.

Build a transparent academic workflow

Follow your institution’s policy for writing assistance and disclose permitted AI use where required. Keep a record of the sources you read and the changes you make. Review factual claims against the original research rather than accepting an automated suggestion simply because it sounds fluent.

We do not offer guaranteed detector outcomes or a service to conceal authorship. The purpose of a review is to help you understand the report, improve the clarity of your own work and discuss appropriate next steps.