Log your progress and you will be able to show a teacher or client how the text grew day by day: versions, times, notes and a replay of the changes.
Why keep a writing diary
AI detectors make mistakes, and teachers and clients increasingly ask to see how a text was written. The best proof of authorship is the history: drafts, edits, the text growing week by week. The diary collects this history for you.
How it works
- Create a diary for your work: an essay, a thesis, an article.
- Add an entry after each session: paste the current text or upload a file and briefly note what you did.
- The server sets the time, and entries are linked to each other: a version cannot be replaced or an entry added afterwards.
- Open the link for a reviewer when needed: they will see the period of work, how the text grew, your notes and a replay of the changes.
How long it is kept
| Without a PRO pack | With a PRO pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Diaries | 2 | 20 |
| Entries per diary | 50 | 300 |
| Characters per entry | up to 50,000 | up to 200,000 |
| Kept after the last entry | 3 months | 6 months, can be extended by hand |
After that the diary is deleted entirely. You will get an email 30 and 7 days before deletion: download the archive or add a new entry in time.
Questions and answers
Does this prove that I wrote the work?
The diary shows how the text grew over time and confirms that versions were not changed afterwards. It is a strong argument, especially together with drafts and your own account of the work. The decision is still made by the reviewer.
Who can see my texts?
Only you. The reviewer page stays closed until you open it, and you can close it at any time.
How often should I add entries?
After each writing session, but no more than once every 10 minutes. Ten to twenty entries while working on an essay make a convincing history.
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