An AI checker for teachers, built around your classroom
Most AI checkers were built for publishers, not classrooms. Learnaway is designed around how teachers actually set and review homework: create an assignment, share a link, and see which submissions deserve a second look.
Zero setup
Type your assignment name and get a shareable link. No student accounts, no training, no IT project.
Signals you can defend
Each flag comes with a concrete data point: a paste size, a typing rhythm, a submission time, not an opaque score. See how the detection actually works.
Fair to every student
Because it ignores writing style, it won't penalise your EAL students the way text detectors do.
Free for your class
A generous free tier covers everyday homework; school licences add analytics when you're ready.
Built for a whole class, not one essay
Share one link per assignment and every submission lands in a single roster view, so you review a class set in minutes instead of opening files one at a time.
Fits your existing workflow
Keep setting work in Google Classroom, Canvas, or wherever you already do; Learnaway is the link students write in, not another platform to migrate to. Read the academic integrity software buyer's guide for how it fits alongside what you use now.
Frequently asked
- Do students need accounts?
- No. Students just open your link and write, no sign-up required.
- Will it falsely accuse students?
- Learnaway never accuses anyone. It surfaces signals for your judgement, requires multiple signals before raising concern, and always leaves the decision to you.
- How is this different from an AI text detector?
- Text detectors analyse prose style and can misflag non-native or simple writing. Learnaway ignores the text entirely and reads the writing process: paste events, typing rhythm, and timing. Those signals are concrete and fair for every student.
- How long does it take to set up an assignment?
- Under a minute. Name the assignment, share the link with your class, and submissions start populating your roster view as students write.
- Can I use it for a whole class at once?
- Yes. One assignment link covers the whole class; you review every submission's signals from a single roster rather than one page at a time.