NISO CRediT · C2PA / CAWG · W3C Verifiable Credentials · LF Decentralized Trust
Prove You Wrote It.
Protect What You Create.
WritersLogic powers the technology behind WritersProof. As you write, it quietly records the process, so when a professor, a client or an editor asks "did you actually write this?" you already hold the proof.
Others Label Your Work. We Prove You Created It.
Every existing standard can say who a file belongs to. None of them can show that you sat down and wrote it, one draft at a time. That gap is where a wrong accusation lives, and closing it is what WritersLogic does.
14 contributor roles define how research is produced.
Honor system only. No enforcement mechanism.
Binds creator identity to the exported file.
Signs the final PDF. Cannot prove how the text inside was written.
Issuer → Holder → Verifier triangle of trust.
Moves claims. Doesn't generate the underlying proof of effort.
Measures your natural writing rhythm and timing as you work (how you type, never what you type) and seals that process into tamper-evident evidence anyone can verify.
Speaks every major standard, so the proof you hand a publisher, a university or a lawyer arrives in a form they already know how to read.
Today, "I wrote it myself" is a claim you have to defend. WritersLogic turns it into tamper-evident evidence you can put in front of a publisher, a university or a legal team and let it speak for you.
What You Get
Proof that your effort was real and your AI use was honest, in a form the people judging your work can check for themselves.
Enterprise API
Let writers submit their proof alongside their work and get a verified answer back, automatically. One connection puts it inside any submission portal you already run.
API reference →LMS & Portal SDK
Students hand in their proof with the essay, right inside Canvas, Blackboard or your own portal. The school verifies it without a meeting, and nobody has to argue with a detector score.
Integration guide →Standards-Aligned Credentials
Your proof names exactly what you contributed, in the contributor roles publishers and journals already use, as a signed credential they can verify in seconds.
Protocol spec →The WritersProof Protocol
Your proof rests on an open protocol, not on us. It stays valid without an account, and it stays valid if we disappear, because the specification is published as individual IETF Internet-Drafts and developed as an LF Decentralized Trust Lab.
Read the spec →Two Sites. One Mission.
One site for the people who verify your work. One for you, the person who wrote it. Kept separate on purpose, so your drafts never sit next to the checking tools.
For the publishers, universities and platforms that need to check proof at scale, and the developers who build it in. Partnerships, tools and support live here.
- Enterprise API & SDK
- Publisher / University integrations
- Developer documentation
- Standards alignment: NISO, C2PA, W3C
- Contact Sales
Your app. Download it, keep writing the way you always have, and hold proof of every draft. Storing your evidence is free; you pay only when you need a document certified.
- Download the menubar app (macOS/Windows)
- Write in Word, Scrivener, or Google Docs
- Evidence storage tiers (Free → Immutable Vault)
- Verification API (100 free per month, then $10 per 1,000)
- Verify a certificate
Who Uses WritersLogic
Anyone who has ever had to prove they wrote something, and anyone who has to decide whether to believe them.
Stop deciding a student's future on a probability score. Students record their process and declare their AI use as they go; the evidence backs them up or it doesn't. Works with Canvas and Blackboard.
Learn more →Ask for proof at submission and get it. See how the manuscript was written, how much effort went in and where AI was involved, in a credential you can verify yourself.
Learn more →When two people claim the same words, the timestamped, tamper-evident record shows how each version was written, and when.
Learn more →Write an AI-use policy you can actually enforce. Tamper-evident records show which deliverables were human effort and where AI helped, without policing anyone.
Learn more →Give every student a way to show their work before anyone questions it. Real evidence takes the place of a detector score, and the wrongly accused have something to hold up.
Learn more →Build proof of authorship into your own product with the open-source Rust crate and REST API. AGPL-3.0 or commercial license.
Learn more →Get the enterprise whitepaper
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Make Effort Visible. Make AI Use Honest.
The next integrity hearing, IP dispute or "did you write this?" will be settled by real evidence of the writing, not a probability score. Start today and every draft from here on carries its own defense.