No. It is a lightweight document editor with forensic data, visual replay of how the document was created, and features for standard writing requirements that puts a writer's mind at ease. Organic Replay (OR) unbundles document editing from other office tools to isolate the problem of having to prove human authorship. It also helps the mitigate risks for companies, publishers, and academic institutions.
You can see a short 15 sec. video demo on
YouTube.
How big is this problem? It's a huge issue. Below are some data points:
We've launched
Organic Replay as GNU GLPv3. The source code is available to anyone to review or modify provided they comply with the license.
Why open source? In today's highly skeptical and polarizing economic narrative on the future of A.I. and of the humans, transparency as a trust-building requirement is mandatory.
What about the risk of harvesting keystrokes/biometric data? This is a fair question. This data is stored locally and not uploaded to the cloud. There's no backup of it either, unless the writer creates it themselves. The data remains in the writer's possession at all times. If they are asked to share the forensic data, it should be shared privately and with the expectation of a guarantee that this data will be treated confidentially and destroyed after inspection.
How can you request support if there are any questions? You can send an email to
support@organicreplay.app. We'll try our best to respond to your query.
The app will be available to download in app stores at Apple and Microsoft very soon. We're awaiting for completion of reviews and approvals by the app stores owners.
With Organic Replay, be fearless; write confidently!
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Author:
Nikhil Shah is the Founder & CEO of Data Product Company LLC, an innovation lab, and Founder & Principal of Tech Tech Two LLC, a fractional CTO services company.
