StudyFlowWriting assistant
Make your essay clearer before you hand it in
Paste a paragraph, a discussion post or a full draft. StudyFlow points out what is unclear, repetitive or awkward, explains why, and offers a cleaner version you can edit in your own words.
- ✓Grammar, clarity and sentence structure feedback
- ✓Flags repetition, weak word choice and organisation gaps
- ✓Readability summary in plain language
- ✓'Revise in my own words' step before you copy anything
Feedback you can act on
Instead of a vague score, you get specific notes tied to your sentences, so the next draft is genuinely better rather than just reworded.
You stay the author
The suggested rewrite is a starting point. The editable revision step exists so the final wording is yours, and so you can check nothing you meant got lost.
Honest about AI
StudyFlow does not claim to beat AI detectors or to certify text as human-written. Follow your course's policy on AI assistance and cite your sources.
Part of the study app
Same account, same place as your notes, flashcards and quizzes — draft in Notes, then run the draft through the writing assistant.
Questions students ask
What does the writing assistant check?
Grammar, clarity, sentence structure, repetition, organisation, word choice and readability, with specific suggestions you can act on.
Does it write my essay for me?
No. It reviews writing you paste in and suggests a clearer rewrite. There is a 'revise in my own words' step so you edit the draft yourself before you hand anything in.
Can it get past an AI detector?
No tool can honestly promise a detector result, and StudyFlow does not try to. Suggestions are meant to help you improve your own writing, and you should follow your school's rules on AI use.
Is it free to try?
Yes — a free account includes 20 AI actions per day.