How teachers use it
Paste the submission
One section at a time, up to 5,000 characters. Nothing is stored, so student work does not leave the session.
Read the issues, not the ring
The score is context. The issue cards are the evidence: stock openers, uniform sentence length, stacked hedging.
Hand it back as feedback
Every issue comes with a suggestion. Turn a suspicion into a writing lesson.
What it looks like on a real sentence
What it will not do
It will not tell you a student cheated. No detector can, and a probability score is not proof. iLang gives you specific, discussable evidence. What you do with it is a matter for your judgement and your institution's policy.
Frequently asked questions
No detector is fully accurate, ours included. That is why we show markers rather than a verdict. Formal writing by fluent students can trip word-level detectors; rhythm analysis is less prone to that, but treat every result as a starting point.
No. Text is processed in memory and discarded. Nothing is stored or used for training.
In sections of up to 5,000 characters. Free, no signup, no daily cap.
Formal register is not a marker. Forced symmetry, stacked hedging and template transitions are, and we tell you which one fired so you can judge the context.
Run a submission through the detector
Free. Up to 5,000 characters. Your meaning stays; the filler goes.