Look for vague patterns that could suggest cheating but could also be natural
Accuse you of cheating with AI, without any hard proof
Often cost money and require online accounts for unlimited use and features
Result: A false accusation up to 78% of the time (The Guardian, 2024)
Records your typing, pauses and deletions
Saves, replays and analyses your authentic writing process
Is free, focused and private for unlimited use - no "trials", online accounts or extensions
Result: Clear evidence that i-typed-this, which is based on research.
“To be accused of [using AI]... felt like a slap in the face of my hard work... one bad essay suddenly meant I used AI?”
This session is too short to provide a meaningful analysis. You must write for 30 seconds or longer (including pauses).
The barcode shows the rhythm of your process: writing (blue), pausing (orange), and deleting (red). The line graph shows your CPM (green or red) and word count (purple). The CPM line becomes red at improbably high typing speeds - use it to seek to the time where there is pasting.
Still suspicious? Press this button to copy the final essay with a pre-written prompt. Paste it into ChatGPT or another chatbot. Update the prompt with the expected learning level to generate questions and answers you can ask in class to check the student understands what they wrote. Note: use at your own risk. i-typed-this is not in control of the questions generated. Always read questions and answers before asking them.
Try a demo to see how the analysis works:
1. Watch the Playback: See the text being written in real-time. Notice the natural pauses and corrections in the human demo versus the instant pasting in the AI demo.
The charts and metrics reveal how the text was written. Look for: