Turnitin Clarity in one paragraph
Clarity is a controlled drafting platform inside Turnitin's Feedback Studio. Students write in it; it tracks revisions and composition over time; teachers can permit specific AI tools at the assignment level, with every AI interaction logged and visible. The teacher gets a timeline of how each submission was built. It is, genuinely, process verification, from the market's biggest integrity vendor.
The percentage problem doesn't go away
Clarity lives in the same product family as Turnitin's AI-detection scoring, the layer whose published false-positive rates and "not the sole basis" warnings created this market's credibility crisis, and whose track record led WSU to cancel it outright in February 2026. In practice, a Turnitin school gets the process timeline and the percentage, side by side, and the percentage has a gravitational pull: it is the single number on the report, and single numbers win meetings even when they shouldn't.
Manupropria's position is stricter: there is no AI score anywhere in the product, by design. Eleven independent signals describe whether the writing process looks human-shaped, each one inspectable, none of them collapsed into a verdict number. We think the score is not just unreliable but the wrong category of answer, and we'd rather the evidence stay evidence.
Who can actually buy it
Turnitin sells to institutions. If your school or district already has a Feedback Studio contract, Clarity arrives through the same procurement channel, on the same site license, with the same admin owners. That is a strength if you are the district; it is a wall if you are one teacher. There is no realistic path where an individual ELA teacher adopts Clarity for their own classroom this semester on their own decision.
Manupropria is priced and shaped for exactly that teacher: $4 per month or $36 per year on your own card, a free Try tier before that, and a five-minute setup. Students open your assignment link and write; nothing to install, no LMS integration required to start.
If your district owns Turnitin and is rolling out Clarity, use it; structured process visibility beats detector-score roulette, whoever ships it. If you are one teacher who can't wait for procurement, or you want the process record without a detection score sitting next to it, that is the product we built.
Switching, or just starting
There is nothing to migrate. Manupropria lives at the assignment level: create one, share the link, and that assignment's submissions arrive with full process records, replay, and PDF export. Teachers in Turnitin schools use it for the essays where the evidence matters most; teachers in schools with no integrity tooling at all start from zero in an afternoon. Either way, the first assignment is the whole evaluation, and the free tier covers it.