Academic by Signet — AI use statements and citations for Google Docs

Document your AI use as you write in Google Docs — at the detail your course asks for. Statement and citations, done.

Document your AI use as you write. Whatever your course asks for — a label, a statement, citations — Academic keeps what you pasted into Google Docs and does the writing-up. Paste from outside your document and Academic keeps the text and asks what it is: AI-assisted, a quote, a source, your notes, an earlier draft. One tap. Name the AI tool in one more. Answer later if you like. Prepare statement drafts your AI use statement from what you labelled. Citations gives APA or MLA, in text and in the list. Edit, copy, paste into your paper. A record, if you need one: sessions, what you pasted and how you labelled it, your statement, on a page anyone can open from a link. Keeps: edit counts (not keys) and the text you paste into included documents, under your account, until you delete it. Does not keep your document. Excluded documents: nothing. Not used to train AI. Nobody sees it unless you share it. Not an AI detector. Free. Open beta. Google account, Chrome 114+. Version 1.5.8 Keeps the full text of what you paste from outside an included document, for labels, an AI use statement and citations. A one-time notice explains this before anything is kept. Annotate is now Review, with tabs: Pasting, Pasted, Citations, Statement, Record. A record is made in one step from what Academic already has, including Google Docs revision history where available. Renamed Academic by Signet. No new permissions: storage, alarms, docs.google.com only. For review: sign in at getsignet.app, open any Google Doc, paste a paragraph from another tab, and the prompt appears. Review is the bar’s Review button. Pasted text is stored under the signed-in account only and can be deleted from the Review panel or the dashboard.