In a world where AI can write any essay in seconds, ProofWrite records how a piece was written — keystroke by keystroke — so authorship is something you can actually verify, not just trust.
A finished essay tells you nothing about who — or what — wrote it. ProofWrite watches the writing, not just the words.
A clean, distraction-free editor. Every keystroke, pause, deletion, paste and tab-switch is recorded as it happens — invisibly to the writer.
The session becomes a tamper-evident timeline of how the essay was actually written, plus thought-checkpoints that ask the writer to reflect mid-flow.
A leaderboard with confidence scores, paste flags and a 10× replay of the composition. Ask in plain English; AI surfaces the suspicious sessions.
Every key, with timing and rhythm.
Counts, sizes and content hashes — never the text.
Mid-session prompts to reflect on the work.
Periodic fingerprints of the evolving draft.
Human cadence vs. machine-paste bursts.
Flags compositions that don’t look hand-written.
Knows when attention left the window.
Watch the essay get written, 10× speed.
// privacy-first — paste content is never stored, only counts & hashes
Rank submissions by an authorship-confidence score. Replay any session at 10× to watch it composed. Filter the field in plain English — “show entries with no paste flags and deep revision” — and let AI do the triage.
Essay & writing contests that need a level, verifiable field.
Coursework and exams where the work must be the student’s own.
Take-home writing assessments you can actually trust.
Provenance for original, human-authored copy.