Every chapter your students submit gets checked against your own rubric before it reaches your desk. You show up for the feedback only you can give.
Missing citations. A hypothesis that doesn't match the research question. Chapter Three with no ethics section. The same five mistakes, every cohort — again.
It applies it to every student, every version, forever.
One poor, one average, one excellent past submission. That contrast is your rubric.
A short chat resolves the gray areas. You review and approve before it goes live.
Free structure & citation check first. Then real findings, with evidence and a line number.
What your supervisor confirms once, per chapter.
The one or two things to fix next, not a wall of text.
One click, before anything goes active.
Pilot checks each chapter against the rubric you define — it doesn't write, grade, or score plagiarism. You remain the final academic authority on every submission. Read the privacy notice.