Fix it. Rescan it. See what changed.
A flagged report isn't a dead end. Revision History turns it into a working loop: fix what got flagged, rescan for a new verified score, and keep a full trail of every version along the way.
How it works
1. Get a verified report
Run a check and get a verified result with a sentence-by-sentence breakdown of what is flagged.
2. Fix what's flagged
Rewrite a sentence yourself, or ask for an AI-suggested rewrite. Nothing lands in your draft until you accept it.
3. Rescan for a verified result
Scan again whenever you're ready. It's the same verified check, run again, not an estimate.
4. See exactly what changed
Compare any two reports side by side: what moved, how the detector result changed, and whether you or the AI rewrote it.
A real trail, not a guess.
Every version is saved with its verified scan, so you can show how the draft changed over time.
See how each passage changed
The editor distinguishes passages you changed from accepted AI suggestions, then saves the editing summary with your next verified scan.
Verified rescans, every time
"Scan again" runs the same verified check as your first report. It is never a heuristic standing in for a verified result.
Compare any two reports
Pick any earlier version and see a word-level diff against your latest: what was added, removed, or rewritten, next to how the score moved.
Questions
Does fixing and rescanning cost extra credits?+
An AI-suggested rewrite draws 2 credits per word from your monthly quota, the same rate as plagiarism and fact checks. Rescanning your edited text costs the normal AI-detection rate. There's no separate plan or add-on required.
How many times can I rescan a report?+
As many as your monthly credits allow. Every rescan is saved as its own version, so you can always go back and compare.
Is Revision History available on every plan?+
Yes, including Free. It's part of the AI detector, not a separate purchase.
What does 'verified' mean in the editor?+
Only text that has actually been rescanned carries a verified result. Anything you have since edited shows as not yet scanned until your next rescan, so you never mistake a guess for a verified result.
Fix what's flagged. See what changed.
Start with a free scan, then revise, rescan, and compare every version from your account.
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