Turn your academic process into a credible evidence chain
StudyTrace helps international students organize drafts, source records, AI-use boundaries, feedback, and writing history into a review-ready appeal evidence package.
StudyTrace is not a detector bypass tool. It helps students present truthful, verifiable process evidence for human review.
Upload your materials and turn them into evidence cards, timelines, risk explanations, and a report draft.
Drafts, sources, feedback, AI-use notes, screenshots, PDFs, DOCX, images, and other records.
Shows outlines, revision traces, file timestamps, and writing milestones.
Connects notes, quotes, references, and final claims to source records.
Separates allowed assistance from student-authored work and disclosure notes.
From raw materials to an organized appeal package
A guided process turns scattered writing records into a structured evidence chain that can be reviewed, explained, and exported.
Upload essay / materials
Add drafts, rubrics, source PDFs, feedback, screenshots, notes, version files, and other supporting records.
Generate evidence cards
Extract process signals, citation links, AI-use declarations, feedback records, and missing evidence prompts.
Build academic timeline
Place drafts, edits, source reading, feedback, and submissions in a clear time order.
Explain review risks
Translate gaps, inconsistencies, citation issues, and AI-use ambiguity into plain-language explanations.
Export appeal report
Produce a structured report with evidence cards, timeline, risk notes, and appendix references.
Evidence cards designed for academic review
StudyTrace does not claim to prove innocence automatically. It organizes the facts a reviewer needs to understand the student's real writing process.
Writing process proof
Draft versions, outlines, comments, saved files, and edit history are grouped into process cards.
Citation source mapping
Quotes, references, notes, and source files are connected back to claims in the paper.
AI-use boundary
Students can separate grammar help, brainstorming, translation, formatting, and original writing.
Feedback and supervision
Tutor comments, supervisor feedback, peer review, and school communications are preserved as context.
Missing evidence prompts
The workspace flags thin areas so students know what to add before exporting a report.
Report-ready appendix
Each card can reference attached files and appendix items for a cleaner appeal package.
Risk explanation without overpromising outcomes
The product helps students understand what may look weak or unclear in their materials, then explains how those gaps can be addressed honestly.
Timeline gaps
Identify missing dates, sudden jumps between drafts, or evidence that needs a clearer sequence.
Source ambiguity
Surface uncited source notes, weak reference trails, and claims that need stronger source support.
AI-use uncertainty
Explain where AI assistance is unclear and help frame a transparent disclosure boundary.
Authorship context
Organize writing milestones and revision evidence to show how the work developed over time.
Reviewer language
Turn technical evidence into clear, respectful language suitable for an appeal narrative.
Export quality check
Review whether the report has a coherent structure before it is downloaded or shared.
Questions students usually ask
StudyTrace is built for evidence organization, not for evading academic integrity processes.
Start building a trustworthy academic evidence chain
Upload materials, generate evidence cards, inspect the timeline, explain risks, and export a structured appeal report.