The Thesisroom integrity policy.
Does Thesisroom write your thesis for you?
No. Thesisroom is a defense preparation tool, not a writing service. It does not rewrite text to bypass plagiarism detectors, fabricate citations, generate data or participant quotes, or ghostwrite chapters. Each room returns questions, flags and comments checked against your own text and the academic record, never prose for you to hand in.
Thesisroom exists to help researchers be more rigorous, not to help them cut corners.
Every question Defense Practice asks is anchored to a passage of your thesis you can read, and every citation Citation Check flags shows what the academic record returned for it.
We do not produce text intended to evade plagiarism detection. We do not rewrite your work to sound less like you. Chapter Audit returns marginal comments and revision prompts, not new paragraphs.
We do not fabricate citations, results or participant data. Thesisroom never invents a citation: any paper it suggests is a real record from a public academic database, shown with its source, and you decide whether to read it or cite it.
If your supervisor or institution has questions about how you used Thesisroom on your dissertation, share this page with them. We support the same standard they hold you to.
Where your thesis goes.
Before any room sends your thesis to an AI provider, a redaction step removes your full name and surname, email addresses, phone numbers, numbers that look like a student ID, and the title page, declaration and acknowledgements when it can recognise them. Your supervisor's or your institution's name can remain where it appears elsewhere in the text. What you type into a room, and a paper you give Paper Match, is sent as you wrote it.
Your thesis text is never used to train any AI model. We do not train models on it, and each AI provider we use says in its own terms that it does not either.
You can delete a thesis at any time, and your whole account from Settings. A deleted account is removed at the first nightly run after a 7-day grace period, so about 8 days after you ask. What survives it is listed in the Privacy Policy.
Thesisroom does not sell your thesis or show it to anyone beyond the processing described in the Privacy Policy.
For the full detail, read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.