ScholarCheck checks student submissions against your school’s own archive and public web sources, flags likely AI-generated writing, and gives teachers clear, side-by-side evidence — in minutes, not days.
Side-by-side reports highlight exactly which passages match which source — colour-coded, word-for-word, ready for a student conversation or an appeal.
Our detector analyses writing rhythm and predictability and reports a confidence level — clearly labelled as an indicator, not proof.
Every past submission at your school joins a private comparison library — so it catches recycled essays, and gets stronger every term.
Optionally let students check their own drafts before the due date — turning detection into a learning tool, not just a policing one.
AI detectors can wrongly flag students who write in English as a second language. ScholarCheck is built around that risk: results carry confidence bands, teachers see the reasoning, and no student is ever “convicted” by a percentage alone.
Drag-and-drop PDF, Word or text files — even scanned documents are read automatically.
Dual engines check your school’s archive, distinctive passages against public web sources, and AI-writing signals.
A live tracker shows progress; the interactive report opens the moment it’s ready.
Clear evidence, source excerpts and confidence levels support a fair conversation.
Nothing to install. Sign up and start scanning.
Runs on your school’s own servers, managed by your IT team.
Prices in Australian dollars. University & TAFE plans with LMS integration and single sign-on available on request.
Student work is stored encrypted in Australia (AWS Sydney), visible only to your school, and never sold, shared, or used to train AI models.
Access is logged, retention periods are set by you, and student records can be permanently erased on request — aligned with Australian Privacy Principles.
Every threshold, policy and student-facing option is set by your school — per assignment, per class, or school-wide.
Book a 30-minute demo and join the founding-school pilot intake for Term 4 2026.