The behavioural AI detector that reads how homework was written, not just what it says.
Learnaway flags likely AI and copy-paste homework by analysing the writing process: paste behaviour, typing rhythm, tab-switches and timing. Process, not prose: it won't penalise non-native writers the way text-based AI checkers do, and it never stores the words themselves.
No account needed to start. You'll get a shareable link in seconds.
This runs the real engine. Right here.
Type a sentence, then paste one from elsewhere, and watch what Learnaway notices. Nothing is sent anywhere. The analysis happens entirely in your browser.
Your behavioural signals will appear here. Nothing you type is stored. Learnaway only measures how text is entered (timing, pasting), never the words themselves.
Set an assignment in seconds. Share a link. See the signals.
Create & share
Type the name of your assignment and get a clean link to share through your VLE, email, or chat. No student accounts needed.
Students write
Students write in a distraction-free editor. In the background, Learnaway records how the work is entered: timing metadata only, never the words.
You get signals
Each submission gets a plain-English risk label and explanation tags, each backed by a data point you can verify. You decide what to do.
Text AI-detectors flag non-native writers up to 61% of the time. We don't look at the text.
Tools that guess from prose style have been disabled by universities for unreliable, biased results. Learnaway judges the writing process instead: a single paste, a robotic typing rhythm, a 600-word essay submitted in three minutes. These signals are concrete, explainable, and far harder to dispute.
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Timing metadata only, never the characters a student types.
Fair by design
Process signals don't penalise ESL or unusual writing styles.
Signals, not verdicts
Every flag carries a verifiable data point. The teacher always decides.
Built for trust
GDPR-first, DPA-ready, transparent to students about what's collected.
Try it with your next homework. It's free to start.
Up to 200 submissions a month for your whole school, free. No card, no setup, no training required.