How do I check my essay for Perplexity-style writing?
Paste a full section above and press Analyze. The findings name each signal so you can take it back to the draft.
Is it free?
Yes. 5 free checks every rolling 24 hours, no account needed.
Do you store my essay?
No. It is sent for the check and returned. Only a hashed identifier is kept, to count runs.
Does it check grammar?
No. That is a separate check with a separate method. Run it last, with a grammar tool.
Does it check plagiarism?
No. There is no database and no internet access at run time, so it cannot compare your text to anything.
In what order should I run my checks?
Sources first, then this writing check, then grammar. Fixing structure after a grammar pass wastes the grammar pass.
Can it prove my essay was written by AI?
No. It reports signals only, and those are not evidence of authorship.
Why was my own writing flagged?
Because academic conventions and generated prose look alike. A flag is about the pattern in front of it.
Is it unfair to second-language writers?
The underlying problem affects every approach to detection, which is exactly why this returns findings you can contest rather than a score.
How much text can I check?
1 to 12,000 characters per check, about 2,000 words. Split a longer essay into sections.
How many checks do I get?
5 per rolling 24 hours, each allowance returning 24 hours after use.
Do I still need to check my citations?
Yes, first. Perplexity cites pages it retrieved, which is not the same as pages that support your sentence.
Can the checker open my sources?
No. It reads the pasted text and cannot follow a link.
Will it tell me my Turnitin result?
No. Nobody outside Turnitin can, and we make no prediction.
Does it return a percentage?
No. Named findings only, because a finding can be checked and a percentage cannot.
What should I fix first in the findings?
Citation residue, then the missing thesis. One is a fact, the other is what costs marks.
Is using Perplexity for research allowed?
Your institution decides that. Ask, and disclose what you used.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, in any modern mobile browser.
Does it work in other languages?
English is what it is tested for. Other languages may work with less reliable findings.
Is there a batch mode or API?
Not currently. One check at a time.
Is there a paid tier?
No. The daily allowance is the whole offer.
How does this differ from the Perplexity watermark detector?
That one scans for hidden Unicode characters in your browser. This one reads writing signals on our server.