The AI Authorship Check $195
One chapter, up to 10,000 words
Would an examiner believe this chapter is yours?
Universities are running detectors that flag honest writing, and they flag writing in a second language most of all. Meanwhile most candidates are using AI somewhere,Ā butĀ they do not know and no one tellsĀ them where the line is.
Send me one chapter, up to 10,000 words, and the detector report or the comment that worried you, if you have one (it's fine if you do not have a detector report). I'll read it the way I read the 45 theses I've examined.
What you get back
A verdict on how the chapter reads to an examiner: authored by you, or assembled using AI.
The passages that would raise questions, and why each one does. Not a score. The actual lines, with the reason: claims with no position behind them, citations that don't support what they're attached to, summary where synthesis should be, no sense of a person deciding anything.
Two or three of those passages rewritten, before and after, so you can see exactly how your own thinking gets back into the prose.
The questions an examiner would ask about those pages. If you can answer them, the authorship question is closed.
A checklist of what to keep from now on, so your authorship can be shown rather than argued.
Turnaround: five working days from when your chapter arrives.
What this isn't. This isn't just an AI detector. I'm telling you whether your writing is defensible as yours, and showing you how to make it so. If you're already in a formal academic misconduct process, this isn't the right help. Speak to your institution's procedures first.