FOR STUDENTS
Finally, a way to prove it's yours
AI detectors guess. Pruuva lets you show what you actually know. A short conversation about your own work — fair, private, and on your schedule.
THE PROBLEM RIGHT NOW
You did the work. But you can't prove it.
You're being judged by a probability score
AI detectors scan your text and output a percentage. That number can vary between tools, between submissions, even between runs. Your grade — and your reputation — shouldn't depend on a guess.
The system isn't built for everyone
Non-native English speakers, neurodivergent students, and those with formal writing styles get flagged at higher rates. You didn't cheat — but the tool doesn't know that.
There's no way to prove it's yours
Right now, if you're accused, what can you do? Show your browser history? Screenshots of drafts? The burden falls on you, and the tools to defend yourself don't exist.
HOW PRUUVA HELPS
Show what you know. That's it.
A conversation, not an interrogation
Pruuva reads your submission and asks you about it — the same kind of questions a professor would ask in office hours. If you did the work, you know the answers.
15 minutes, on your schedule
Complete the probe when it works for you. There's no live examiner, no scheduling conflicts, no waiting outside an office. Just you and a conversation about your own work.
Questions from your submission
Every question is generated from what you actually wrote. Not generic quiz questions. Not trick questions. Specific questions about your arguments, sources, and reasoning.
It adapts to you
If you explain something well, Pruuva moves on. If you're vague on a point, it asks a follow-up. The conversation responds to you — it doesn't follow a rigid script.
Accessibility built in
Extended time accommodations, type-to-respond mode, and screen reader support. Pruuva is designed to be fair regardless of how you communicate.
Your data stays yours
Your submissions and probe recordings are encrypted and never used to train AI models. Configurable retention means your data doesn't hang around forever.
WHAT TO EXPECT
What a probe looks like
Submit your work
Upload your paper, essay, or project as you normally would — PDF, DOCX, or pasted text.
Start the conversation
Open the probe when you're ready. Pruuva asks you about specific parts of your submission.
Explain your thinking
Talk (or type) through your reasoning, sources, and decisions. Go at your own pace.
Done in ~15 minutes
That's it. Your instructor receives structured evidence of your understanding.
THE DIFFERENCE
Detection assumes guilt. Pruuva lets you demonstrate knowledge.
AI DETECTION
- Scans your text for AI-like patterns
- Outputs a probability score you can't challenge
- Higher false-positive rates for ESL students
- You're guilty until proven innocent
- No way to demonstrate your understanding
PRUUVA
- Reads your submission, then talks to you about it
- Produces evidence of what you actually understand
- Adapts to your pace and communication style
- You demonstrate understanding — that's the proof
- Evidence works in your favor when you know your work
LET'S BE HONEST
What you might be thinking
"It's basically an oral exam"
It's a conversation, not a high-stakes exam. You're discussing your own work at your own pace. If you wrote it and understand it, you'll do fine.
"It's trying to catch me cheating"
Pruuva isn't looking for cheaters. It's giving you a way to demonstrate what you know. The evidence works in your favor when you understand your work.
"I'll freeze up because I have anxiety"
You can type instead of speak. You set the pace. There's no live person watching you. It's designed to feel more like a check-in than a test.
"It penalizes my writing style"
Pruuva doesn't analyze your text for AI patterns. It doesn't care how your paper sounds. It only cares whether you can explain what you wrote.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Every student deserves a fair process
No demographic profiling
Your background, nationality, and writing style don't affect your probe. Understanding is the only thing measured.
Transparent process
You know what's happening and why. No black-box scores. No hidden algorithms deciding your fate.
Your data, protected
Encrypted, never used for AI training, and subject to your institution's retention policies. Your privacy matters.
QUESTIONS FROM STUDENTS
The things you actually want to know
What does a Pruuva probe actually feel like?
Like a conversation about your paper with a professor who's actually read it. It asks about your arguments, your sources, your reasoning. If you did the work, it's a chance to show that — not a trap.
What if I'm nervous about oral assessments?
You can type your responses instead of speaking. There's no live person watching. You go at your own pace. Extended time accommodations are available. It's designed to be low-pressure.
How long does it take?
About 15 minutes. You complete it on your own schedule, whenever works for you — just before the deadline your instructor sets.
What if I did the work but can't remember a specific source?
Pruuva is looking for understanding, not memorization. If you understand the concept but can't recall a specific citation, your explanation of the idea still demonstrates comprehension. It's about depth, not recall.
Can I use this to prove I didn't cheat?
That's exactly the point. If you understand the work you submitted, the probe creates evidence of that understanding. It's proof that works in your favor — something AI detectors can never give you.
What happens to my data?
Your submission and probe responses are encrypted at rest and in transit. They're never used to train AI models. Your institution's retention policies determine how long data is kept.
What if English isn't my first language?
Pruuva assesses understanding, not language fluency. It adapts to your communication style and pace. You're being evaluated on whether you understand your work — not on how polished your spoken English is.
Does my professor see everything I say?
Your professor receives a structured evidence report with comprehension scores and selected transcript quotes. They see the evidence of your understanding, organized by rubric — not a raw recording.
You did the work. Now prove it.
Ask your instructor about Pruuva — or tell them you want a fair way to show what you know.