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OwnVoiceFree for students

Check your draft before it is examined, not after.

OwnVoice shows which passages of your thesis may read as AI-generated, so you can rewrite them in your own words while you still have time to.

  • Flags passages with a likelihood, never a verdict
  • Guides you to rewrite; it never rewrites for you unless your university allows declared AI use
  • Keeps a record of your drafting you can show your supervisor

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Your draft

OwnVoice will point out problems and ask guiding questions. You do all the writing.

Your draft is saved privately to your version history, encrypted, and deletable at any time. It is never used to train any AI model.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Build your voice, upload a draft

    Add past writing so OwnVoice knows how you write, then upload any chapter.

  2. Step 2: See flagged passages

    Sentences and paragraphs are marked as likely or possible, with the reasons why.

  3. Step 3: Rewrite in your voice

    Prompts help you say it your way. Nothing is rewritten for you without your choice and a label.

  4. Step 4: Re-check and keep a record

    Track progress and export your drafting history.

Your writing stays yours

Drafts and writing samples are encrypted, stored in the UK or EU, and never used to train any AI model. You can delete any item, or everything, at any time. Nothing is shared with your university unless you choose to share it.

Please read: what a flag means

No detector can prove who wrote a sentence. A flag means a passage shares patterns common in AI text. A clean check is not a guarantee of any other detector’s result. Fluent formal writing, and writing by non-native English speakers, are wrongly flagged more often. With only a little of your own writing in your voice library, the “unlike you” comparison is weak. Use OwnVoice to review your work, not to judge it.