Integrity

AI should help you do research, not do it for you

Our position is simple. You should be able to show where every claim came from and how you used AI to get there. We build for that and against anything that hides it.

What we build

Answers that show the passage behind each sentence

Reference checks against Crossref and Retraction Watch data

An AI-use log of every action, with its sources

A disclosure PDF students can attach to submissions

What we refuse to build

AI-detector evasion or "humanising" of text

Full-thesis or full-essay generation

Hidden AI use that a student cannot disclose

The disclosure PDF

One page per project: which tools you used, what they returned, what you kept, and the sources behind each accepted output. Students export it; supervisors can read it in the project.

AI-use disclosureExample

Generated 12 Sep 2026

Student: Adaeze Okafor
Project: Tutoring and reading outcomes, chapter 2
Period: 3 Aug to 12 Sep 2026

48AI actions

31accepted

112sources cited

Every AI-assisted sentence in the final draft is listed with its source passages on the following pages.

For students

Check your course rules on AI use before you start
Use the Reader to understand papers, not to skip them
Export the disclosure PDF when your course asks for it

For supervisors

Ask students to share the project, not just the draft
Start review from the anchor check list
Treat the AI-use log as a conversation, not evidence of misconduct