AI writing detector: check how work was written, not how it reads
An AI writing detector that analyses prose style will always struggle to distinguish human writing from improving AI. Learnaway reads what a text analyser cannot: paste events, keystroke cadence, idle time, and completion speed. Those signals reveal how a piece was assembled, not how it sounds, giving teachers evidence they can put in front of a student.
Process over prose
Learnaway ignores the words entirely and reads the writing process: paste events, keystroke timing, and time on task. Style-based AI writing detectors can't match this signal.
Accurate as AI improves
Because it never analyses prose, Learnaway doesn't erode as AI writing models improve. A large paste with no preceding keystrokes is suspicious whether the output sounds human or robotic.
Fair to every writer
Text-based AI writing detectors disproportionately flag EAL students and plain writers. Learnaway ignores language background entirely, producing consistent signals for every student.
Explainable to anyone
Every signal cites a concrete measurement: paste size, cadence variance, or submission speed. There are no black-box probability scores to defend.
Frequently asked
- How is Learnaway different from other AI writing detectors?
- Most AI writing detectors run a language model over the text and classify prose style. Learnaway never reads the text at all: it reads the process, the paste events, timing patterns, and typing rhythm recorded while the student writes. That makes it unaffected by improvements in AI prose quality and fairer for students who write simply or in a second language.
- Can a student avoid detection by rewriting AI output in their own words?
- Paraphrasing defeats text-based tools but Learnaway reads the process. Typing in bursts with abnormally uniform cadence, a short overall time on task, or a large early paste followed by scattered corrections are all signals Learnaway captures regardless of how the final text reads.
- Does Learnaway work as a standalone AI writing detector?
- Yes. Teachers create an assignment in seconds, share a link, and see behavioural signals for every submission on their dashboard. No integrations or IT support are needed to get started.