ai-code-detector

AI code detector · batch review · reports

AI code detection for batch review, not instant verdicts

Check one file free, or upload a class set to get per-file scores, highlighted snippets, and a report you can use to decide where a closer look is worth your time.

This tool detects AI-generated code — it does not check for bugs.

Free single-file check. Batch upload and report export require an account. 0 / 25,000

Screening signal only. Review flagged code before you act on it.

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Scan a whole class set and get a report you can archive.
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Screen take-home submissions before the follow-up interview.

AI detectors are easy to oversell. We would rather show you the limits.

Built for code, not pasted essays Per-file scores with highlighted snippets Reports made for human review

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The problem

Checking 40 files before Tuesday is not manageable

If you grade programming assignments, you already know the awkward part. Some submissions look too clean, too fast, or too unlike the student's usual work. Checking one file is manageable. Checking 40 files before Tuesday is not.

An AI code detector should help you sort the pile, not decide the outcome.

I want to be pretty sure when I accuse someone.
r/Professors · a professor discussing AI detection reliability · context, not endorsement

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How it works

Scan the pile, then spend your time where it matters

  1. Upload files or a ZIP from one assignment.
  2. Get a per-file score and highlighted snippets.
  3. Open the report, compare patterns, and choose what to review.

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The report

A report that helps you ask better questions

Each report is built to move you from suspicion to review. See which files need attention, which snippets drove the score, and what to ask next. Export a PDF or CSV when you need a record of the screening step.

Get the report template

report · assignment-04PDF · CSV
14def calculate_grade(scores):
15 total = sum(scores)
Per-file scoreHighlighted snippetsReview notesExport as PDF or CSV

Privacy by default

Your code stays yours

No training on your code
Uploaded code is never used to train AI models.
Encrypted in transit
Every upload travels over TLS.
Never shared
Your code is not sold or shared with third parties.
Delete anytime
Remove any upload or report yourself, whenever you want.
Auto-expiring history
Free history lasts 7 days. Pro reports are kept 12 months, then removed.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when batch review becomes part of grading.

Use the free check for quick one-off reviews — 10 scans per month, plus 5 extra in your first month. The self-serve plan is $9/month for 300 scans per month, batch uploads, and PDF/CSV report exports.

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Questions

Fair questions, straight answers

Can I use the result to accuse a student?

No. Use the result as a screening signal, then review the flagged snippets and talk to the student. A detector score should not be the basis for an accusation or grade penalty.

Will this catch every AI-generated submission?

No. No automated detector can promise that. Code can be edited, rewritten, or mixed with human work, so the report is a way to prioritize review, not a final answer.

What languages does it support?

The first version supports Python, JavaScript, Java, and C++. Those languages cover many intro and intermediate programming courses.

Do students see the report?

That depends on your course policy. If you use a screening tool, tell students how you review flagged work and give them a chance to explain their code.

Do you store uploaded code?

Yes, but only to provide the service. Anonymous single-file scans are processed in memory and not retained beyond transient caching. Free accounts keep history for 7 days; Pro keeps reports for 12 months. You can delete uploads and reports anytime; closing your account deletes them from active systems within 30 days and from backups within 90 days.

Is this a plagiarism checker?

No. Plagiarism detection compares code against other sources. This tool looks for signals associated with AI-generated code and produces a review report.

Check one file now, then scan the whole assignment when you are ready

Start with a free single-file check. If the report helps your review process, move the next assignment to batch mode.

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