Show how you wrote your work
WriteOrbit keeps a record of how your document grew: time spent writing, text typed, text pasted, and text accepted from WriteOrbit AI. Share it as a report with a link anyone can verify.
Why use authorship report
Evidence of your process
A clear summary of how much you typed, pasted and accepted from AI.
Verifiable link
Each report is fixed when issued and the verification page shows it has not changed.
Private by default
Only people with the link can see a report. Pasted text itself is never stored.
How it works
Write in WriteOrbit
The record builds while you write.
Create a report
Choose File › Authorship report.
Share
Send the verification link to your teacher or supervisor.
What goes in, what comes out
You give it
- A document written in WriteOrbit
You get
- A shareable authorship report with a verification link
Good to know
- The counts come from your browser, so the report is evidence of how the work grew, not proof. The report says so.
- Work written elsewhere and pasted in shows as pasted.
An example
You enter
An essay written over five sessions.
WriteOrbit returns
6 h 40 min writing · 9,800 characters typed · 600 pasted · 450 accepted from WriteOrbit AI.
Questions
More in the help center.
Is this an AI detector?
No. It does not guess whether text is AI-written. It reports what happened in the editor while you wrote.
What does it store about pastes?
When and how much was pasted, and a fingerprint (hash) of the text, never the text itself.
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They work right on the page, no account needed.
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