WriteHuman lets you watch the writing of any Google Doc (that you’re given access to, or the editor of) from start to finish.
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It loads the video substantially faster than Draftback & other playback Google Doc revision history tools.
Simply install the plugin and then click “Load replay” and within 2 seconds you can watch a video from start to finish of the writing process.
This extension is not anti-AI, it’s just about transparency. Whether you allow zero AI used by your students or employees or partial AI usage, WriteHuman can give you a look into that process and ensure your rules are adhered to.
“But what if they generate the text on another device and then slowly type it out in the Google Doc?”
That’s a good point, but watch back the history of one of your own pieces of writing and you’ll see that genuine authorship looks very different than slowly typing out a piece of writing from another screen. Genuine authorship shows movement to different sections of the document, lots of backspacing, lots of deletions and rewrites, etc. And the good news is all of that is viewable within WriteHuman.
Most importantly, we DO NOT track the time spent on a document (as of now) as I currently do not believe it is necessary to discern human effort vs AI cheating. However, we will revisit this in the future if it is requested. I have concerns about bias if less time is spent, or a project is started close to the deadline, and I have discussed these concerns with educators and they've confirmed they could be true.
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Built for teachers: See how students write, not just what they wrote. View the writing process in Google Docs & Slides.
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Watch the writing process unfold - play back a Google Doc as if it were a movie
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It's good- however if i try to share the video to anyone the link turns into a third party link?
Great, but whenever I want to open the share link my antivirus flags that it redirects me to a scam web page nukoxa.com Can't send the link to my teacher
Is not working the sharing option writehuman.org Also the domain doesn't exist.
As a college student it is so frustrating seeing people bypass the entire point of college with AI, so anything to combat its usage I immesly approve of, especially because it's getting harder and harder to distinguish based on content alone.
According to their webpage, they aren't hear to help teachers detect AI. They are hear to help students "nstantly convert AI-generated text into natural, human-like content with WriteHuman. Paste from ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI platform—our tool enhances it with authentic phrasing and emotional depth. Works with Turnitin, GPTZero, and AI detectors effortlessly. No technical skills required. Preserve your message while eliminating AI fingerprints. Get undetectable, reader-friendly content every time." Yeah, students can use this to avoid doing their own thinking and writing (until a workaround if found to detect this "tool"--developed by tools). But teachers should look for an extension with an ethical basis.
thank you for this.
I started testing it with one of my recent projects and I'm very happy with it so far. Great tool that can be used for transparency in different educational settings. I hope it stays open-source, as this is very useful to a large demographic and should stay accessible
Fantastic! I love this! I was so bummed when Draftback started charging, but this is a great alternative. If at all possible, it would help me for you to add timestamps somewhere. I know you can share the entire replay, but as a teacher, it's very helpful for me to be able to screenshot and print out "This is the essay at 11:15pm" and "This is the essay at 11:17pm" so it's very clear there was a large copy/paste.
Works well in my testing I will be recommending to others!
works well for me.