RECEIPTS, NOT VERDICTS

Defend what you wrote,
out loud.

Paste something you wrote and answer questions about it — out loud or typed — for two minutes. Eleza asks only about your exact words, shows why it asked each question, and hands back evidence of what you understood — never a score, never an accusation.

Defend something you wroteOr watch it work on our sample

You get a private link to your dossier and can come back to it — there is no account to log into. Email us and we'll delete it. The warm-up saves nothing at all.

YOUR WORK

Defend your own work.

Works best on argumentative writing that states a position and supports it with distinct claims.

0 words

Defend one section at a time — up to 5,500 words per session, which is an excerpt rather than a whole chapter.Paying gets you an access code by email — sent by a person, within a day — which you enter in the code field above.

How it works

01

Paste your work

Eleza maps the claims you actually made, each tied to your exact words.

02

Talk it through

Answer out loud, or type. You can see why each question was asked as it happens.

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Keep the evidence

What you defended, and what you couldn't reconstruct. Yours to keep, no score.

OR SEE IT WORK ON A SAMPLENOTHING TO WRITE — DEFEND OUR ESSAY INSTEAD
SAMPLE ESSAYWRITTEN BY US — NOT A STUDENT'S WORK

Community gardens and resilient neighborhoods

Community gardens should be a permanent part of city planning because they improve food access, strengthen neighborhood relationships, and make dense neighborhoods more resilient. A garden is not a substitute for a grocery store or a solution to poverty. It is, however, a practical public space that can address several small problems at once.

That's the opening. The full essay — 537 words, 8 claims — stays on screen beside you for the whole defense.

THINGS A STUDENT CAN DEFEND
SOFTWARE DECISIONS

Code

Design decisions and what breaks without them.

DECISION 02or defend your own code
EXPERIMENTS AND METHODS

Lab report

Methods, results, interpretations, and what would falsify them.

INTERPRETATION 01or defend your own lab report
DECISIONS AND TRADEOFFS

Case analysis

Recommendations, tradeoffs, assumptions, and rejected alternatives.

ASSUMPTION 01or defend your own case analysis
FOR INSTRUCTORSFREE TO SET UP

Ask a class to defend what they submitted.

You get a class code to hand out and a private link to every dossier your students produce. No accounts for you or them, no gradebook integration, nothing installed. Research use is a separate opt-in each student sees after their own defense; declining changes nothing about the course.

Try it on yourself first — defend the sample above, or paste something you wrote. The dossier you get back is exactly what you'll see from students.

  • You see what each student could reconstruct about their own work, with the exact passage behind every question.
  • You never see a score, a similarity percentage, or an accusation — those aren't things Eleza produces.
  • Setup is one email: a course name and how many defenses a day you want to allow.