Process First. AI Second.
What is Process Feedback?
AI detectors are unreliable and don't help students learn. Process Feedback takes a different approach: instead of guessing, just look at what actually happened. As students write, it captures their editing time, revision patterns, copy-paste events, and AI usage. The result? A clear picture of how the work was created along with evidence that can start honest conversations about learning.
Our approach shifts the conversation from 'Did you cheat?' to 'How did you learn?' Students can demonstrate their effort transparently. Teachers can identify who needs help before deadlines, not after. And when AI is involved, it reveals exactly when and how. This turns fear into an opportunity to teach responsible use.
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— L. Schwartz, Chrome Web Store Review
Our Tools for Teachers
Ask students to submit their writing process reports or, instead, have them complete an additional self-reflection assignment. For large classes, our teacher dashboard provides a summary of all your students' writing processes in one place.
Not sure where to start? Learn how to try Process Feedback in a class by reading our teacher guide.
Our Tools for Students
Process Feedback works for both writing, coding, Google Docs, Canvas, and more. It shows typing time, breaks, and other writing-process data to help students reflect on how they worked.
Favorite Features - For Teachers
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Favorite Features - For Students
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Conferences
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Teacher Training
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Our Beliefs
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Where We're Used
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Before You Go
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