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Source Checker
Verify scholarly source identity when possible, then review authority, evidence, currency, purpose, corroboration, and assignment-fit signals.
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Academic Grammar and Essay Checker
The academic grammar and essay checker runs deterministic checks in your browser and reports only the writing risks it can actually detect. It does not claim to prove grammatical correctness, factual accuracy, argument quality, or rubric fit.
Run a transparent browser-based screening for repeated words, punctuation spacing, clarity, thesis, sentence length, citation markers, and academic-tone risks. Use it as a planning or review aid, then choose a defined paid review when your prompt, rubric, formatting, or citations need deeper attention.
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Runs locally in the browser. Do not paste private material unless you are comfortable reviewing it here.
This tool is for planning, editing, citation, and study support. Results stay in your browser unless you choose to email/save them or start an order.
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Review output
Paste text and run the checker to see grammar, structure, tone, and citation-risk notes.
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Get help with academic editing when you need the result cleaned up against your prompt, rubric, and citation style.
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Questions about this tool
Does the essay checker store my text?
No. The checker runs in your browser and does not submit your text to Academic Wizard unless you intentionally start an order.
Is this a replacement for a full academic review?
No. It catches common surface risks, but a paid academic review can evaluate argument, flow, rubric alignment, and citation consistency in context.
Can it check academic integrity?
It can flag citation and attribution risks, but it does not replace your school's policy, originality tools, or instructor guidance.
What should I do after the check?
Fix the highest-risk items first: missing thesis, unsupported claims, citation gaps, long sentences, and unclear paragraph flow.
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