Common questions, clear answers.

DraftProof checks your draft for citation gaps, weak source grounding, similarity risk, generic phrasing, and AI-like writing signals. The goal is to help you improve the work before your instructor or review system sees it.

No. DraftProof treats AI-style signals as one part of a wider writing integrity review. It also looks at evidence, source support, similarity, clarity, and whether the report can give useful revision guidance.

No. DraftProof does not access Turnitin, bypass Turnitin, or guarantee any Turnitin result. It gives Turnitin-aware guidance so you can revise responsibly before submission.

The report shows the risk summary, highlighted issues, signal explanations, source and citation concerns, authorship signals, and a downloadable PDF record.

Score Profile explains the signals behind the score. It groups authorship risk, human authenticity, and quality or calibration signals so you can see why the score moved instead of relying on one percentage.

Some patterns deserve human attention but should not be treated as proof. DraftProof labels these carefully so users can review the concern without turning a signal into a verdict.

DraftProof uses the scan report to revise suitable flagged sections while preserving meaning and structure. Treat the rewritten text as a reviewable teaching draft, then verify, personalize, and finish it in your own words.

Yes. When rewrite completes, DraftProof sends a PDF copy of the rewritten result to your account email. You can also keep the report page open to see results appear automatically.

No. DraftProof aims to strengthen clarity, grounding, specificity, and academic tone. It avoids random word changes, keeps the original meaning as the anchor, and flags additions the author should verify.

New accounts start with 5 free credits. Each scan costs 1 credit per started 1,000-word block — so a scan up to 1,000 words is 1 credit, and a 2,500-word document costs 3 credits.

Rewrite credits are deducted only when DraftProof delivers rewritten content. If no useful revision candidate is found, the original text is preserved, the rewrite fails, or no rewritten content is produced, reserved credits are released and not deducted.

No. Credits stay in your account until you use them.

Uploaded documents and generated reports are stored temporarily so DraftProof can produce reports and let you revisit them from your dashboard. Scan and rewrite reports stay available for 3 days before the system copy is purged, so a PDF copy is emailed to you to keep your own record. You can also delete reports from your account at any time.

Yes. You can delete individual reports from your dashboard at any time. To request full account deletion, contact us at support@draftproof.app and we will remove your personal data, uploaded files, and scan history.

DraftProof is for college students, university students, graduate students, ESL writers, researchers, and anyone who wants a clearer review trail before submitting academic or professional writing.