Readers can’t see how a post was made
A polished post could be all you, all a model, or anything in between. From the outside it all looks the same.
Remove AI watermarks. Show what you wrote.
Paste your draft, get an AI rewrite, then add your own touch. Overwride captures your original draft, the rewrite, and your edits—all in one shareable record. Add a disclosure link so readers can see how your final text came together.
We’ve opted out of Grok watermarks because Overwride uses its own ledger to record the draft, rewrite, and your edits.
Using AI to write isn’t the problem. Hiding it is.
Most people who write with AI start from their own ideas. Overwride gives you a simple way to show that, instead of hoping nobody asks.
Detectors guess
They score text and hand back a probability. A guess can be wrong, and the writer is the one who pays for it.
An “AI-assisted” tag says very little
It admits a tool was used, but not what you brought to the post. Your own thinking stays invisible.
How it works
01
Paste your draft
Notes, a rough version, a voice memo transcript. Up to 1,000 words, in the web app or from your own tools.
02
Publish the rewrite
Overwride returns a clean rewrite and a footer line with the record id. Adding the footer to the post is your call.
03
Anyone can check it
The footer link, or the post pasted into the free checker, opens the Overwride record: your draft next to the rewrite.
What a reader sees
The footer under the post links to its Overwride record. The record shows both texts, so readers can judge for themselves.
The post
We shipped dark mode today. It took longer than planned because every chart had hard-coded colors, and Mia fixed about 40 of them. Thanks, Mia. You’ll find it under Settings, then Appearance.
Overwride record 7Gx2kQm9Pa
Original draft
ok so dark mode is live!! took way longer than we thought bc the charts all had hardcoded colors. huge thanks to Mia who fixed like 40 of them. its in settings > appearance
Overwride rewrite
The text of the post, exactly as Overwride returned it.
Four parts, one honest trail
Rewrite
Your point, in plain words
Overwride rewrites the draft from scratch in natural, direct language. It keeps your meaning and stance and every claim, number, name and link. It adds no facts, opinions or calls to action, and keeps your language, length and paragraph breaks.
Overwride record
Your draft, kept next to the result
Every rewrite is saved as an Overwride record with its own id: the rewrite, the original draft and the date. Records open by link or by exact text. They are never listed on the site and are marked so search engines don’t index them.
Footer
One line that carries the id
“Overwride rewrite. Check: overwride.com/c/…” goes under the post if you want it. The wording is fixed and every footer carries its record id, so it always points at one record.
Checker
Free to check, no account
Paste a post or an Overwride link. An exact match opens the record. Anything else gets one plain answer: we can’t tell whether Overwride was used. Nothing you paste into the checker is stored.
What Overwride won’t do
- It doesn’t score text or guess who wrote it.
- It doesn’t claim any text was written by a person.
- It can’t vouch that what a draft says is true.
- It doesn’t recognise text from other tools, or a post edited after the rewrite.
The checker matches exact text only. If you edit the rewrite before you publish, the footer link still opens the record, but a pasted copy of the post won’t match.
Rewrite wherever you write
Every route makes the same rewrite and the same record, and draws on the same monthly allowance.
All plans
Web app
Paste a draft, get the rewrite and footer, and find every record you’ve made in your account.
Sign in →Pro and API
MCP
Add Overwride to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client and ask for a rewrite in the middle of a conversation.
MCP setup →Pro and API
HTTP API
One POST returns the rewrite, the record id and the footer. Build “Rewrite with Overwride” into your own app.
API reference →Pro and API
CLI
Rewrite a file or piped text from the terminal, check a post, and print any record. Checking needs no key.
CLI guide →Pricing
Monthly plans, prices +VAT. Checking a post is always free and needs no account.
Starter
€10 / month +VAT
For people who post a few times a week.
150 rewrites a month in the web app.
Pro
€30 / month +VAT
For people who write daily or work from an AI assistant.
1,000 rewrites a month in the web app, the MCP tool, the HTTP API and the CLI.
API
€129 / month +VAT
For apps that rewrite on behalf of their users.
No monthly cap. Each rewrite costs €0.018 from credits, through MCP, the API or the CLI.
Run out of rewrites? Any plan can add credit packs of €10, €25, €50 (+VAT) at €0.018 per rewrite. Credits last 12 months, and Starter and Pro use them only after the month’s rewrites are gone. A rewrite that fails is never charged.
Check a post
Paste a post or an Overwride link. If the text is exactly an Overwride rewrite, or a final text recorded against one, you get its record with the original draft. Anything else gets the same answer: we can’t tell whether Overwride was used.
Questions
What does Overwride do?
It rewrites a draft of up to 1,000 words for clarity without adding facts. It stores your original draft next to the rewrite as an Overwride record, and gives you a footer with a link to that record.
What does the footer say?
“Overwride rewrite. Check: overwride.com/c/…” followed by the record id. The link opens the record, where readers see the rewrite and your original draft side by side.
Do I have to put the footer on my post?
No. Whether the footer goes on the post is your call. The record exists either way, and anyone who pastes the exact post into the checker finds it.
What if I edit the rewrite before I publish?
Then the post no longer matches the record exactly, so pasting it into the checker gets “we can’t tell”. The footer link still opens the record, so readers can compare your post with the rewrite and the draft themselves.
Can Overwride tell whether any text was written by AI?
No. It only recognises exact matches with its own records. For anything else the answer is: we can’t tell whether Overwride was used.
What does it cost?
Starter is €10 a month for 150 rewrites in the web app. Pro is €30 a month for 1,000 rewrites, plus the MCP tool and the HTTP API. API is €129 a month plus €0.018 per rewrite from credits, with no monthly cap. Credit packs of €10, €25, €50 last 12 months. All prices +VAT. Checking a post is free and needs no account.
More in the guides: how to disclose AI use in a post, the EU AI Act and AI-assisted text, and why AI detectors are a poor test for writers.