Draftout is an AI writing toolkit aimed at college and graduate students. Its central idea is that checking and revising a draft should happen in one workspace rather than across a pile of browser tabs. The detector gives an AI-likelihood score for a passage, the humanizer rewrites AI-assisted sentences so they read in your own voice while keeping citations intact, the paraphraser adjusts clarity and tone, and the plagiarism checker returns an originality report against both web sources and academic databases.
Alongside the core tools there is an AI Chat that can read PDF, DOC and TXT files, browse websites and search the internet, which is useful for summarizing sources or verifying references before you cite them. Draftout presents its detector as a score rather than a verdict and explicitly says no detector is 100% accurate — it runs text through several detectors so you can see where they agree. It also offers a suite of supporting utilities such as a grammar checker, summarizer, citation tool and study planner.
Draftout is built by Akademische Unterstützung GmbH, based in Nottwil, Switzerland, and reports more than 2 million student users. Access is subscription-based, with a short paid trial up front and an annual option at a lower effective monthly rate. The company states that documents are processed only to deliver the service and are not used to train public models without permission.
