AI Plagiarism Check PRO

Build a private, timestamped record that shows you wrote it, over time. PROOF keeps a defensible history of your real writing process, then scans text for AI signals when you need evidence to stand behind.

WRITING RECEIPTS (free, unlimited, offline)
- Save a checkpoint of your draft any time. PROOF records the timestamp, word count, a diff against your last checkpoint, and a SHA-256 content fingerprint.
- A clear timeline of how your draft grew, kept entirely on your device.
- Protect yourself from false accusations by showing your work as it happened.

AI ANALYSIS (on demand)
- Authorship scan: per-sentence signals of AI-leaning or human-leaning writing, reported as a band with a confidence level. No fake percentage, no verdict.
- Citation check: reviews your citations against APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard.
- Source trace: searches the open web for close matches to your phrasing (a general web search, not an academic database).
- Full report: authorship and source trace combined.

VOICE PROFILE
- Calibrate a baseline from your own past writing. Later scans flag voice drift, a passage that reads unlike your usual style. Drift is a prompt to look closer, not proof of anything.

PROJECTS AND INSIGHTS (free, on device)
- Organize work into projects with deadlines and local reminders, plus a Quick Scans bucket.
- See words written this week, rolling 30 and 90 day windows, an activity heatmap with your streak and busiest day, and readability metrics.

SHARE FROM ANY APP
- Send text from another app into PROOF to checkpoint or scan it.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN
- No account, no sign in, no ads, no tracking, no analytics.
- Everything stays on your device. The only data that ever leaves is the specific text you choose to submit for a scan, sent over an encrypted HTTPS connection to a third-party AI provider for analysis.
- Erase everything at any time.

AN HONEST TOOL
No tool can prove how a text was written. PROOF reports evidence and its strength, so treat it as one signal, never a verdict. Detection is weaker on short, heavily edited, translated, or non-native English text.

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