Client thinks your writing is AI?
Check your draft before you send it, and keep a record of how you wrote it. Nota gives a plain-English result and a free writing history report your client can open.
Check before you send
Paste your draft and see how it reads to an AI detector. Your client may use a different checker, so a result here is a guide, not a promise. Longer texts give steadier results.
Show how you wrote it
Turn your Google Doc’s version history or Word file details into a writing history report with a link your client can open. It adds context; it is not proof on its own.
Talk about your process
Share drafts, notes and sources. A detector result is a reason to look closer, never a verdict on you.
More help when you need it.
Plain-English results
See how your draft reads to an AI detector. For texts of 250 words or more, the tested error rate sits beside the result.
Free writing history report
Put your document’s editing history in one report with a link. Add a note about any tools you used, such as grammar help.
Source matching
On a paid plan, check your draft for passages that match pages on the web. A match is not automatically copying.
Saved reports
On a paid plan, download or share the AI-check report with your client, tied to a fingerprint of the exact text.
Helpful guides: How to prove you didn’t use AI · Why is my writing flagged as AI? · How often is Nota wrong?
AI detectors can make mistakes. Long texts may be checked only in part. Read how it works and how your text is handled in our privacy policy.
Questions about Nota
Learn more about how it works.
Keep a record of your next piece.
Bring the document you wrote. The writing history report is free.