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Human rewrites of AI-written drafts by subject experts
You used ChatGPT to get started, or it ended up writing more than you planned. Now the deadline is close, some references look made up, and one thought keeps coming back: "What if my lecturer thinks this is not my work?"
A subject expert finds the AI-written passages, rewrites them as original human writing that follows your own argument, and replaces invented references with real, checkable sources. Your structure and word count stay. You also get a plain note of what changed, so you can complete your AI-use declaration honestly.
How much AI is in it
It depends on how much of the draft a tool wrote and what is wrong with it. Pick the stage closest to yours, and the expert confirms the right scope before quoting.
You wrote some of it and a tool wrote the rest. An expert rewrites only the AI passages, so the whole draft reads as one argument.
Almost all of it came from a tool. An expert writes every section again from real reading, keeping your plan, headings and word count.
The writing is mostly yours, but some citations can't be found. Each one is verified, and invented sources are replaced with real ones.
Some AI drafts answer a general version of the question, not your brief. Then a writer from your subject starts again to your brief and rubric.
A live session with an expert on your own draft: which parts lean on AI, what a rewrite would change, and what your declaration needs to cover.
Why students message us
Students who reached for ChatGPT under pressure and now feel stuck with a draft they can't stand behind. These are the lines that arrive with the files.
A common fear. We rewrite the AI passages from real reading in your own argument and list every change, so your AI-use declaration stays accurate. No one can promise a detector result.
Treat it as a warning to act on. We rewrite those parts from the sources your brief expects, and the change note helps you explain honestly what changed.
AI tools make up citations that look real. We find genuine sources for the same point, or rework the point.
Our change note lists what a tool wrote and what was rewritten, so your declaration can be accurate.
We rewrite in clear, plain academic English you can explain, keeping your own ideas and examples.
We rewrite that section to match the rest of the report and check its sources, so one part doesn't drag the group down.
Before you pay
Five checks you can run tonight with just your file and a library search. They show how much really needs rewriting, so you don't pay for more than you need.
Use the version history in Word or Google Docs, or your chat history, and highlight every passage that came from AI.
Search each title in your library database or Google Scholar and check the DOI opens. If you can't find it, treat it as invented.
Open the real sources and find the page. AI tools often pair a real author with a claim the author never made.
AI writes for a general version of the question. Tick each rubric criterion and see whether your module readings and case appear at all.
Find what your module allows, such as brainstorming or grammar help, and what you must declare. That decides what needs to change.
What the rewrite covers
Four things change, and the rest of your work is left alone. You get a note listing each change, so nothing happens out of sight.
Each marked passage is written again from real reading, in plain academic English.
Every citation is looked up. Ones that don't exist are swapped for real, checkable sources.
General AI claims are tied to your brief, your module readings and your case.
Your plan stays, so the rewrite fits the structure you already built.
Same point, rewritten
Yes. Below is the same point twice: first as a typical AI paragraph, then rewritten by an expert around the case and a source that exists.
AI draft: sounds fine, says little
Expert rewrite: tied to the case
Illustrative example. Your rewrite works on your own draft, brief and case.
Tick what applies
Tick everything that fits and it goes straight into your message. The expert then starts from your real problem and quotes for exactly that.
A rewrite, start to end
One composite example of a partial AI rewrite, from first message to the change note.
A 2,000-word HR report drafted mostly with ChatGPT, three of eight references impossible to find, and a module rule asking for an AI-use declaration.
Her own introduction and workplace example were strong, but sections two and three were generic AI text about motivation that never mentioned the case. Three references did not exist, and a fourth was real but said something different from her sentence.
An expert in HR rewrote the two AI sections around her workplace example and the module readings, replaced the four problem references with real sources, and kept her headings and word count. A short change note listed every rewritten passage and replaced source.
“I finally knew what was in my own report, and I could explain every source in it.”
The rewritten report came back before her deadline with every reference checkable and a plain record of what had changed, so she could complete her declaration accurately. We made no promise about the mark or any detector result.
Illustrative example based on common student situations, not a specific individual.
Levels we rewrite
AI problems look different at each level, from a generic reflective journal at diploma to invented sources across a Master's literature review. Experts are matched to your level and subject.
Diploma work is marked on applying ideas to a real setting, which generic AI text rarely does.
Gibbs or Kolb stages · your own placement example · honest first person · action plan
Typical papers
reflective journal, learning log
AI reflections describe feelings nobody had and events that never happened.
case facts · SWOT or PESTLE applied · costed recommendations
Typical papers
business report, proposal
Recommendations come out generic and never use figures from the case.
matching the group's voice · shared headings · one reference list
Typical papers
group report, presentation script
One pasted AI section reads differently from everyone else's work.
From AI draft to rewrite
Six steps, with a written quote before anything starts and a note at the end showing every change.
Upload the draft, brief, rubric and word count, and tell us which AI tools you used. Add your module's AI policy if it has one.
We reply within 15 minutes, with questions or a written SGD quote that lists what needs rewriting, a return date and the price. Nothing starts until you agree.
An expert from your subject marks the AI-written passages, looks up every reference and shares the plan first on longer work.
Marked passages are rewritten in your argument, with real sources in place of invented ones. Structure and word count stay.
Before delivery, the rewrite is checked again against your brief, and each reference is confirmed to exist.
You get the rewritten file, a list of what changed, a short walkthrough and a free Turnitin similarity report.
Honest limits
Only what is in our control: a careful human rewrite with real sources. No one can promise a score on any AI detector, and we will not pretend otherwise.
AI detectors give different results for the same text, they change over time, and they can flag writing a person produced. That is why no honest service can promise a score on Turnitin or any other AI checker.
What sits in our control is the work itself. The panel lists what we refuse to do, whatever the deadline. If you are worried about a detector or your module's AI rules, ask us anything before you order.
What we will never do
Promise any score or result on an AI detector, or on Turnitin.
Put your text through AI paraphrasing or rewording tools.
Change work already submitted for marking, or write statements for a misconduct process.
Fill in your AI-use declaration for you, or suggest leaving AI use out.
Compare the options
If the AI draft answers your brief, a rewrite saves time and money. If it answers a different question, starting again is usually cheaper than rescuing it.
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Your draft goes to an expert from your subject, because replacing AI text means knowing the readings, theories and sources your marker expects to see.
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MBA | Cost & Managerial Accounting Expert
Cost & Management Accounting, Budgeting & Variance Analysis, SUSS ACC & FMT TMAs
Aaron works on cost and management accounting tasks, from costing and budgeting to performance measurement. He shows every working step so students can follow how each…
MA | English Literature Expert (NUS Graduate)
Reflective Essays, Literary Analysis, Argumentative Essays
Alicia writes essays with a clear thesis, strong structure and well-chosen evidence, suited to literature and humanities modules.
LLB | Contract & Commercial Law Specialist
Contract Law, Commercial Law, Business Law Assignments
Mei Ying covers contract, commercial and business law problem questions. She applies the facts step by step to the relevant rules and case law.
MEng | Electrical & Electronics Expert (SIT Graduate)
EEE Modules, Circuit Design & Control Systems, Power Electronics
Dev handles electrical and electronic engineering assignments, including circuit analysis, control systems and lab reports.
PhD | Business Case Study Strategist (NUS Graduate)
SWOT & PESTLE, Harvard Case Studies, Business Model Evaluation
Benjamin analyses business cases using recognised frameworks and gives practical, evidence-based recommendations.
PhD | Education & Research Editing Expert (Monash University)
Education Theses, Academic Research, Supervisor-Ready Edits
Kelvin edits theses and research papers, tightening structure and making sure referencing and formatting are consistent.
MHA & RN | Kaplan Singapore
Reflective Writing (Gibbs), Nursing Ethics, Healthcare Administration
Nurul works on reflective pieces and ethics assignments, linking clinical experience to theory and models such as Gibbs' reflective cycle.
MSc | Sociology & Essay Structure Expert (SMU Graduate)
SOC309 & Sociology Modules, Analytical Essays, Evaluation Essays
Chloe covers sociology and social science essays, including SUSS SOC modules, applying theory to Singapore examples.
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Rewrite prices
You pay for the words that need rewriting, by subject and deadline, so a few AI paragraphs cost far less than a full rewrite. Your written SGD quote lists exactly what is included before you pay.
| Writing, per 250 words | 10+ days | 3–5 days | 24 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| General assignments | S$15 | S$20 | S$30 |
| Essays | S$18 | S$25 | S$35 |
| SUSS TMA / GBA | S$22 | S$30 | S$45 |
| PhD / dissertation | S$25 | S$35 | S$55 |
| Technical / coding | S$30 | S$45 | S$65 |
Rewrites charged on the words rewritten, at the rates above
Free Turnitin similarity report on the rewritten work (text matching only, not an AI score), and free revisions against your original brief under our terms and conditions
Reference checking can be added to your rewrite quote
Price agreed in writing before you pay
Why trust this rewrite
Because one person stays on your draft, you see the plan first on long work, and you can ask about any change. These are the reasons students give for choosing us.
The same subject expert marks, rewrites and checks your draft, so the argument stays consistent.
On long rewrites you see the plan before the full rewrite starts, so the direction is agreed.
If the rewrite misses something in your original brief, your expert revises it free.
Ask about any change on WhatsApp while the rewrite is in progress.
Files are used only for your task and shared only with your expert. We never contact your school.
Singapore students have worked with us since 2010. You see a written SGD quote before paying.
Online, any campus
Every rewrite is done online on your file, so students at NUS, NTU, SMU, SUSS, SIT, the polytechnics, ITE and PEIs such as SIM, Kaplan and PSB work with the same experts.
Other ways we help
If the draft is your own writing, editing or a marker-style review may fit better. If only the sources worry you, a reference check is the lighter option.
Have the brief and files ready? Use our assignment submission page, or look through real assignment briefs we've outlined first.
AI rewrite FAQs
Honest answers on detectors, declarations, references, privacy and price.
Yes. A subject expert reads your draft, marks the passages produced by ChatGPT or another AI tool, and rewrites them as original writing that follows your own argument. Your headings, structure and word count stay as they are. Every reference is looked up, and any that were invented are replaced with real sources you can look up.
Yes, although at that point it is a full rewrite rather than a repair. The expert keeps the parts of the plan that answer your brief, then writes each section again from real reading on your topic. If the AI draft answers a different question from the one you were set, we tell you and quote for writing it from scratch instead.
No one can honestly promise that. AI detectors give different results for the same text, they change over time, and they sometimes flag writing a person produced. We do not promise any detector score. What we do promise is a rewrite written by a person, matched to your brief, with real sources, which is what your marker is assessing.
Follow your module's form and be accurate about what happened. If you used ChatGPT to draft, brainstorm or reword, say so in the way your institution asks, and check whether it also asks about other outside help. Our change note lists which passages were rewritten and which references were replaced. The declaration is yours to complete, and we never suggest leaving AI use out.
If it was a draft returned for feedback, read the comments closely and check your module's AI policy, then send us the draft and the comments. We rewrite those passages from real sources in your argument and give you a change note, so you can tell your lecturer accurately how the draft was revised. If the flag is about work already submitted for marking, we cannot change that work, so speak to your lecturer honestly.
We cannot change work you have already submitted, and we will not draft statements or answers for a misconduct process. The best step is to read your institution's procedure, be honest about how you used AI, and contact its student support or counselling service. For assignments that are not yet due, we can rewrite an AI-assisted draft properly, with every source checked.
Each reference is searched in library databases, publisher sites and Google Scholar. We check the source exists, that the author, year, title and DOI are right, and that it actually says what your sentence claims. Invented references are replaced with real sources on the same point and set in your required style, such as APA 7 or Harvard.
Your expert writes in clear, plain academic English and keeps your argument, your examples and the order of your points. Passages you wrote stay, with only light edits so the joins read smoothly. If English is your second language, tell us, and we keep the wording plain so you understand every point in your draft.
Send the draft, the assignment brief, the rubric, the word count and the referencing style. Tell us which AI tools you used and roughly which parts they wrote, and add your module's AI policy if it has one. Comments from your lecturer on an earlier draft help too. The more we know, the more accurate the quote and the rewrite.
Often, if the draft is short. Send it with your exact deadline and we reply within 15 minutes with what is possible and a written SGD quote, using the 24-hour rate in our price table. Checking every reference takes real time, so a long chapter due tomorrow may need a smaller scope. We tell you that before you pay, not after.
No. The rewrite is written by a person who has studied or works in your subject. We do not put your text through AI paraphrasing or rewording tools, because they change meaning and add new errors. Every replacement reference is found and read by your expert, so each one supports the sentence it sits next to.
Singapore has no law aimed at rewriting, editing or academic writing services, or at tutoring. Each university, polytechnic and PEI sets its own rules on AI tools and outside help, and you are responsible for following them, including any AI-use declaration. We are independent and not affiliated with any institution. If you are unsure what your rules allow, ask us before ordering.
Yes. Files you upload are used only for your task and are shared only with your expert, under Singapore's PDPA. We delete them after your task ends unless you ask us to keep them for follow-up work, and you can ask us to delete them earlier at any time. We never contact your university, polytechnic or PEI. Privacy is not the same as hiding AI use, though: if your module asks for a declaration, it should still be accurate.
It depends on how many words need rewriting, your subject and your deadline. A few AI paragraphs cost far less than a full rewrite. Rates follow our per-250-word table, from S$15 for general assignments with 10 or more days, and you get a written SGD quote before paying. The quote lists everything it covers, so you know before paying whether reference checking is included.
No legitimate service can guarantee a grade or a detector result. What you can expect is a rewrite that follows your brief and rubric, uses real sources and keeps your argument. If something does not match the original brief, tell us and your expert revises it free of charge within the revision period set out in our terms and conditions.
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Send your draft, brief and the AI tools you used. An expert replies within 15 minutes with what needs rewriting and a written SGD quote, before any work starts.
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