Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
WritQ, the writing-analysis workbench
WritQ analyzes writing for AI signals, originality, citations, authorship, document forensics, and sentence-level evidence.
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The page describes a multi-purpose writing analysis system rather than a single detector. Its workflow accepts pasted text, files, or URLs and reports sentence-level bands, six graded verdicts, separate confidence measures, and the signals behind each flag. Listed extensions include DOI and ISBN citation resolution, private-index similarity matching, metadata checks, mixed-authorship maps, and an API at api.writq.com/v1. Education users are offered rubric-aware feedback and LTI 1.3 integration.
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