About EssayDetector
What EssayDetector does
EssayDetector reviews text for AI-like patterns and returns a verdict with per-sentence evidence: reason codes, scores, and the method that ran. It is a review aid for students, educators, and writers who want to understand why a passage reads as generated — not a proof of authorship.
How the review works
Every request runs the same pipeline as the web detector: an overall signal plus sentence-level cues, labeled with the method (model or deterministic fallback). Evidence codes are stable identifiers you can branch on. The method section and /docs/evidence describe the schema openly.
The team
EssayDetector is maintained by a small independent team focused on explainable detection and honest boundaries: results are review cues, never proof; submitted text is never stored. Contact via the site footer.
About this review
EssayDetector reviews language patterns with a hosted model and a transparent deterministic fallback, always labeling which method ran. Results are probabilistic review cues, never proof of authorship, and submitted text is never stored. Maintained by the EssayDetector team; page last updated 2026-08-12.