Question 1

Is GradeGuard a tool for cheating?

Accepted Answer

No. GradeGuard doesn't write anything for you. It analyzes text you've already written and tells you how likely an AI detector is to flag it — the same way spell-check helps you catch typos before submitting. Knowing your score isn't cheating.

Question 2

What if I wrote everything myself but still get flagged?

Accepted Answer

That's exactly why this exists. AI detectors have known false-positive rates — some as high as 9%. If you use Grammarly, write in a formal register, or have certain sentence patterns, you can be flagged for work you wrote 100% yourself. GradeGuard shows you exactly which sentences look suspicious so you can rephrase them before submitting.

Question 3

Is my text private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your text is analyzed in transit and never stored or shared. We don't train on your content and we don't sell your data. Everything is encrypted end-to-end.

Question 4

How accurate is it compared to Turnitin or GPTZero?

Accepted Answer

Our model runs the same forensic signals used by major detectors — perplexity, burstiness, entropy, and syntax analysis — achieving 98.2% accuracy on our benchmark set. No detector is 100%, but GradeGuard gives you the same view your professor's tool will see.

Question 5

Does the Humanizer guarantee I'll pass?

Accepted Answer

The Humanizer significantly reduces your AI score by rephrasing flagged sentences to sound more natural and varied. Most users drop below a 10% score. While no tool can guarantee a 100% pass on every detector, it's the most effective fix available — and it explains every change so you stay in control.

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