For students facing an AI detector flag
Essay Authorship Evidence Checklist
Mark the evidence you already have, see what is missing, and copy a neutral preparation summary before speaking with an instructor or school.
Select the evidence you have. The summary will identify prepared items and practical next steps.
Why process evidence matters after an AI detector flag
A detector score describes patterns in submitted text; it does not record how the document was produced. Version history, drafts, notes, citations, and a clear explanation of the argument provide a different kind of evidence: a trace of the writing process.
Preserve the submitted file before making changes. Ask for the detector report and the formal review process, respond calmly, and keep the discussion focused on verifiable facts. Read the full false AI accusation response guide for a step-by-step approach.
Next step on your phone
Run the actual AI check in the mobile app.
This browser tool prepares the sample or evidence. Stealth AI Detector performs text, image, and audio analysis on iPhone and Android.
Questions
What this tool does and does not do.
Can this checklist prove I wrote an essay?
No single item automatically proves authorship. A consistent collection of drafts, notes, sources, version history, and the ability to explain your choices can provide stronger context than one detector score.
Does the checklist upload my evidence?
No. The checklist state stays in the current browser page. It does not upload documents, screenshots, essay text, or selected items.
Should I rewrite my essay until an AI detector passes it?
Not if the work is honestly yours. Preserve the submitted version and process evidence first. Repeated rewrites can make it harder to explain what was originally submitted.
What should I ask my instructor for?
Ask which detector and version were used, which passages were flagged, what other evidence is being considered, and what review or appeal process applies.