See the writing process, not just the final paper.

The Problem

"Academic integrity tools were built to catch students cheating. We wanted to build one that helps them write."

Most tools on the market focus on detection after the fact — flagging similarities, scanning for AI-generated text, and treating every student as a suspect. They tell you what might be wrong with a final submission, but they tell you nothing about how a student actually worked. The writing process — the brainstorming, the revisions, the breakthroughs — stays invisible. We believed there was a better way.

Our Approach

• Track the process, not just the product

  Capture every edit, pause, and revision as students write — giving educators a complete picture of how ideas take shape.

• Work with tools students already use

  Word, Google Docs, VS Code — no new platforms to learn. Students write naturally while EduSync runs silently in the background.

• Keep data private by design

  All tracking data lives inside the document itself. Nothing is stored on external servers. FERPA compliant and institution-controlled.

• Support learning, not surveillance

  Instead of a "gotcha" culture, give instructors data to provide meaningful feedback on writing habits and help every student improve.