About didaiwritethis.ai
didaiwritethis.ai checks text against AI watermark-detection APIs to help you tell whether it was generated by a given AI model. We started with Anthropic's Claude, and plan to add other labs (OpenAI, Google, xAI, and others) as they release public watermark-detection APIs of their own.
Current status
Anthropic has not yet released a public watermark-detection API. Until it does, results on this site are produced by a placeholder that mimics the expected response shape and is clearly labeled as a mock result in the UI. Nothing you submit right now is being checked against a real Anthropic watermark signal.
How it works
- Sign in with your email (a one-time link or code — no password).
- Paste the text you want checked into the box.
- We send that text to the relevant detector (Anthropic's, once available).
- We show you the verdict in plain language.
What happens to your text
- Your submitted text is sent to the detector for that one check and is not stored by us afterward — not in our database, not in logs.
- We do keep a lightweight history per check: the timestamp, the word count, and the verdict — never the text itself.
- We don't use submitted text to train models, and we don't sell or share it with anyone other than the detection provider needed to run the check.
What a verdict means
A watermark-detection result is a probabilistic signal from the AI lab that issued it, not a certainty. "Watermarked" means the detector found a strong signal consistent with that model's output. "Not watermarked" does not prove a human wrote the text — it only means no watermark signal was found, which can also happen with edited, paraphrased, or otherwise altered AI text. "Inconclusive" means the signal wasn't strong enough either way.
Word limits & pricing
Every account gets 5,000 words of checks, total, for free. Only the text you submit counts against that limit — the verdict we return does not. Once you use your free words, you'll be able to purchase more; pricing for that is still being finalized.
Keeping this free of bots
Sign-in is required before you can submit anything, and we use Cloudflare Turnstile plus per-IP request limits to keep the service usable for real people without runaway API costs from automated abuse.