I Wrote It runs quietly while you write and records the whole process — every draft, every edit, every pause. When someone accuses you, you hand them a verifiable report instead of your word against a machine.
Works in your browser. Nothing is published. Your text stays yours.
This isn't a rare edge case. It's a documented, systemic failure — and the burden of proof landed on you.
AI detectors are biased against non-native English writers.
Stanford HAI — research finding that detectors systematically misclassify text written by non-native speakers.
In California, colleges pay a steep price for faulty AI detectors.
Undark, 1 July 2025 — reporting on students disciplined on the basis of detector output.
AI detectors are creating a new era of distrust.
The Verge, 15 August 2026.
Every tool on the market serves the accuser. I Wrote It is the first one built for the person being accused.
I Wrote It attaches to your browser editor — Google Docs, Notion, your university's LMS, or our own blank page. You don't change your habits.
Keystroke rhythm, revision history, time on task, pasted blocks and where they came from. Snapshots are cryptographically timestamped as they happen, so nothing can be back-dated — including by you.
One PDF: full timeline, draft-by-draft diff, total writing time, and a verification link your professor, editor or client can open independently.
Especially if English isn't your first language. Detectors flag you more often, and "I didn't cheat" isn't evidence.
Clients now run every delivery through a detector. One false positive and you lose the contract and the reference.
Publishers, platforms and grant committees are adopting detection. Provenance is becoming part of submission.
One plan. Cancel any time.
Access opens in waves as we scale capacity.
No — and that's the whole point. Snapshots are timestamped at the moment they are created, on our side. A report assembled after the fact would show it. If it were easy to fake, it would be worthless as evidence.
Your document content is stored so you can produce diffs later. It is never published, never used for training, and never shared with anyone unless you generate a link yourself.
We can't promise any specific institution's policy. What we can do is give you a complete, independently checkable record of how the text came to exist — which is more than "the detector said so" offers on the other side.
I Wrote It records what happened, not a verdict. If you drafted with AI and rewrote it yourself, the report shows exactly that. Honest process, honest record.
Google Docs, Notion, Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and a built-in plain editor at launch. Tell us what you use and we'll prioritise it.
$9/month. Cancel any time.