Play it back like a recording
Every document is recorded as it is written. Press play to watch it come together from an empty page, or drag to any moment in between.
Wrifo is proof of authorship for written work. External pasting is not allowed, and every document is recorded as it is written. When the work comes back, press play and see exactly how it was made.
Building, as the writing happens.
Assessed across five independent parameters. What each one measures is not published.
Nothing to switch on. Every piece of work written in Wrifo carries all four of these.
Every document is recorded as it is written. Press play to watch it come together from an empty page, or drag to any moment in between.
Text copied from a website, another app, an AI chat or another document will not go in. Moving your own words around inside the document still works.
Publish the document at a private link anyone can open, with no account. They see the writing and its record, and nothing else from your workspace.
Length, active writing time, wall clock, pace and sittings, worked out from the record itself, with every blocked paste attempt counted.
They disagree with each other about the same paragraph, they clear anything that has been through a humaniser, and not one of them publishes an error rate. That is not a basis for questioning somebody's work.
Run one paragraph through three detectors and you get three different answers. At least two are wrong, and nothing on the screen tells you which one to believe.
Illustrative. The disagreement is the point.
No published error rate. No way to check the verdict.
A humaniser rewrites the text until the score falls. It takes about a minute, and there is a new model to draft with every month.
Same argument, same evidence, same author. Cleared.
The finished text is all a detector ever sees.
Does this finished text look generated?
How did this document come to exist?
Nobody can answer the first one reliably. The second is barely a question - the writing was kept as it happened, so you open the document and watch it being made.
The draft sits in a doc. The tracking sits in a sheet. The brief sits in an inbox. Wrifo does all three, so nothing has to be copied between them.
Write in one. Track in another. Brief in a third. Every step between them is somebody copying by hand.
The numbers are only as fresh as the last person to update them.
Write, manage and report in the same place. Nothing gets copied between tools, because there is only one.
The report builds itself while people write.
Set the work up, write it, then see what came out. Each part feeds the next, which is why none of it has to be kept in step by hand.
Set the work up before anybody writes a word.
A desktop editor for writing, a browser for everything else.
See what the workspace actually produced.
The editor is a download and needs no installation - put it where you like and run it. Reviewing, commenting and reporting all work in any browser, on any machine.
The whole thing: writing, the record, replay and review.
Download for Windows Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · 5.3 MB zipThe same editor and the same record, on the Mac.
Not available yet Apple silicon and IntelWriting is desktop-only on purpose. It is the one place the record can be made, and it is what the rest of this page rests on.
No. Detectors guess at the finished text and disagree with each other. Wrifo records how the document was written, so you watch it happen instead of trusting a score.
Nothing to install. The editor is a portable app - download it, put it anywhere, run it. Reviewing, commenting and reporting all work in a browser, with no download at all.
No. Wrifo sees documents in your workspace and nothing else on the machine. A writer can open the record of their own work any time, and it is the same one a reviewer sees.
If it was copied from outside the document - a website, another app, an AI chat or another document - it does not go in, the writer is told why, and the attempt is counted. Copying, cutting and pasting their own text within the same document works as normal.
Yes. Publish it at an unguessable link. It carries the document and the record of it, and nothing else from your workspace.
No. Wrifo needs a connection to your server, because the record has to live somewhere the writer does not control.
We are letting teams in a few at a time. Tell us how you work and we will get you a workspace.
Wrifo is in beta. Writing needs the desktop app; everything else runs in a browser.
Tell us what you need and we will come back to you. To start writing straight away, create an account instead.
We read every one of these and will come back to you shortly.