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Originality Sentinel

Originality Sentinel ChatGPT Plus / Search ChatGPT Free

Originality Sentinel is a plagiarism checker that provides detailed responses. It is a neutral and formal tool that helps you ensure the uniqueness of your writing. Simply input a sentence or phrase, and the app will analyze it to detect any signs of plagiarism. With its detail-oriented approach, Originality Sentinel ensures that you can confidently create original content without the worry of unintentionally using someone else's work. So, whether you're a student working on an essay or a writer crafting an article, let Originality Sentinel be your trusty plagiarism detective!

Example prompts

  1. Prompt 1: "Can you check if this sentence has been plagiarized?"
  2. Prompt 2: "I need to make sure my essay is original. Can you help me check for plagiarism?"
  3. Prompt 3: "Please verify if this paragraph is plagiarized or not."
  4. Prompt 4: "I want to ensure the authenticity of this document. Can you assist me with plagiarism detection?"
  5. Prompt 5: "I want to check the originality of this research paper. Could you please help me?"

Features and commands

  1. Check for plagiarism: By providing a sentence or a paragraph, the app uses its plagiarism detection algorithm to check for any similarities with existing sources.

  2. Validate document authenticity: Users can verify the originality and authenticity of a document by providing the content to the app.

  3. Ensure essay originality: Users can check if their essays or academic papers are original and free from plagiarism using this app.

  4. Provide sentence/paragraph: Users should provide the sentence or paragraph they want to check for plagiarism as the input prompt.

  5. Confirm originality: The app generates detail-oriented responses to let users know if the content provided is original or if any similarities are found with existing sources.