AI checker for schools: catch writing signals, not writing style
An AI checker that reads prose will always face an arms race as AI writing improves. Learnaway reads the process instead: the paste events, keystroke timing, and idle periods that reveal how a piece of work was actually assembled. The result is a signal you can explain to a student and defend with concrete data.
Behaviour, not text
Paste events and typing rhythm don't change as AI models improve. Because Learnaway ignores the prose entirely, it produces consistent signals for every student regardless of language background.
Explainable every time
Every flag cites a concrete data point: a paste size, a cadence score, or a time-to-submit figure. Nothing is a black-box probability score.
Multi-signal fairness
Learnaway requires multiple consistent signals before raising concern. A single anomaly, such as a fast submission, is surfaced as context rather than a verdict.
Free to start
Individual teachers get 200 submissions per month at no cost. Students just open a link; no accounts or installs needed.
Frequently asked
- What makes Learnaway different from other AI checkers?
- Most AI checkers run a language model over the text and guess from prose style. Learnaway never reads the text; it reads the process by which text was entered. That makes it fairer for non-native writers and unaffected by improvements in AI prose quality.
- Can a student fool an AI checker by typing out AI text?
- Removing the paste signal by retyping AI output tends to produce an unusually uniform keystroke cadence that genuine composition rarely shows. Learnaway captures both signals, so the pattern is harder to disguise than a paste alone.
- Is Learnaway free for teachers to use as an AI checker?
- Yes. Individual teachers can check up to 200 submissions per month with no credit card required. School licences remove the cap and add institution-level analytics.