Drip before you submit.

You connect your Google account once, pick a single document, and Dripwriter adds text into that doc on the schedule you set. It never opens, reads, or touches anything else in your Drive.

It's the full window you want the drip to run — 30 minutes, 4 hours, 3 days, whatever you choose. Dripwriter spreads the same draft evenly across that window, so short durations type fast and long ones feel calm.

Yes. Once a drip is started, it runs on our servers, not inside your browser tab. Close the laptop, head to class, go to sleep — the doc keeps filling in.

The session lives server-side. Your browser only starts and monitors it. That is how Dripwriter can keep writing into Google Docs when the tab is closed, your Wi-Fi drops for a moment, or your computer goes to sleep.

No. Dripwriter is a drip writer AI and an auto typer for Google Docs — not a rewriter and not a humanizer. The text that comes out is the text you pasted in: same words, same voice, just paced over time.

No. Dripwriter does not rewrite your text and does not promise to fool any detector. What it changes is when your text shows up in Google Docs, so the version history reflects hours of work instead of a single paste.

Typing character-by-character is slower than any real person and actually ends up looking less human in Google Docs' version history. Word-by-word with natural beat variation — plus the occasional revision pass — is what a real typing session actually looks like.

No. Each session is scoped to the single document you choose. Dripwriter cannot list, read, edit, or delete anything else in your Drive, and you can revoke access from your Google account whenever you want.