Can Students Trust JustDone in 2026?

Has any other student used the JustDone AI Detector as a 'pre-check' for their thesis this semester? I’m getting a 35% AI probability on my methodology section just because I use formal, passive-voice structures. In 2026, the stakes are so high—one 'Good Experience' with a detector can mean peace of mind, but a false flag feels like a nightmare. Does JustDone provide a detailed report showing which specific sentences are flagged, so I can manually rewrite them? Also, is the 'Humaniser' tool actually helpful for making academic writing sound more 'natural' without losing the professional tone, or does it just add unnecessary slang?

I used the JustDone AI Detector as a pre-check for my thesis this semester, and it showed which sentences were flagged, not just a generic percentage. That made it much easier to see why the methodology looked “AI-like” (the formal passive voice is often misread).
The Humaniser tool isn’t about slang — it really helps make text flow more naturally while keeping a professional tone if you guide it right. For many of us in uni it was ideal for students and saved time on rewrites without making things informal.

I had a similar experience. The sentence-level feedback was genuinely helpful for revisions, especially with formal methodology sections. Used thoughtfully, the Humaniser improved flow while keeping the academic tone intact.