A voice for every client. Proof on every delivery.

Sometimes, and we won't build the product around that promise. AI detectors are unreliable in both directions — they flag genuine human writing regularly and miss lightly edited AI text. Any tool selling a guaranteed bypass is selling you a number that moves every time a detector updates.

What we optimise for is writing that is actually good: varied rhythm, real specifics, a consistent voice. That tends to score well on detectors as a side effect, because it has the properties detectors are looking for. It also survives the update after next.

For self-checking and learning, yes — the analysis shows you what makes writing read as generic, and the originality check catches passages you forgot to cite before your university does.

For disguising AI-written work submitted as your own, no. That's academic misconduct at every institution we know of, our terms prohibit it, and we don't sell a "bypass Turnitin" mode. If your university's policy allows AI assistance with disclosure, Wordcheck helps you meet the disclosure honestly.

No, and this is a hard rule in the rewriter's instructions. It will tell you a passage has no specifics in it, and it will refuse to invent them. Adding a plausible-looking figure that nobody can source is worse than having no figure at all.

Six weighted categories: stock phrasing (24%), tell-tale vocabulary (22%), sentence rhythm (18%), human texture (14%), structure (12%) and specificity (10%) — reweighted when a formal register is detected. It's a measurement of writing properties, not a probability that a machine wrote it, and we're careful to describe it that way.

Documents you explicitly save are stored against your account so the internal duplicate check can use them, and you can delete any of them at any time. The instant analyser on this page stores nothing. We don't train models on your content and we don't sell it.

The action is refused with a clear message telling you which limit you hit and what your current usage is. Nothing is charged automatically and nothing is silently truncated. You upgrade if you want to, or wait for the month to roll over.

Yes. It's a single Node application with a SQLite database and no external dependencies at rest. Bring your own API keys for the AI rewriting and search — or run it with no keys at all, in which case the analysis engine, the local rewrite pass and the internal duplicate check all still work.