Why check your own work
If you wrote it yourself, you still might want to know how it reads to a detector, especially if you used tools for grammar or translation, or if your writing is very formal. If you used AI to help, you can see which parts still read like it.
What the result tells you
- Likely human: nothing stands out.
- Unclear: the text could go either way. If some passages look AI-written, we say which.
- Likely AI: the text reads like model output; the highlights show where.
We cannot predict what Turnitin or your university's tool will say, and a Verdict is not proof of anything. If you are ever accused, your drafts, notes and version history matter more than any score.
Questions
My own writing came back Likely AI. What now?
It happens, though rarely: in our tests about 1 in 100 human texts score that high. Look at the highlighted passages; formal, very even prose is what tends to trigger it. Keep your drafts and notes, which are the best evidence of how you wrote something.
Will my text be used or shared?
No. We score it and discard it. It is never stored, never shown to anyone and never used for training.
Will this tell me if I will pass Turnitin?
No. No tool can predict another detector. We show what an independent detector sees, and why.