Red Stet —
After signing in, you'll pick or create an assignment for this course.
Your Red Stet account already has the recording layer on — every doc you write builds a receipt of plain-text events inside the editor (keystrokes, paste actions, cursor moves). The receipt is yours by default; you decide who sees it. Exactly what's recorded →
Your teacher shared this assignment as a Provenance link. Accepting hands the receipt over when you submit — so they can verify the work is yours. The receipt is the same plain-text events your account already records; we don't add anything extra for the classroom version.
What gets shared: the manuscript + the plain-text event stream from inside this editor. What does NOT get shared: no microphone, no camera, no screenshots, no screen recording, no clipboard contents from other apps, no activity outside this editor window. The receipt only sees the page you're writing on.
Decline closes the link — your account-level recording stays on for your personal docs, but nothing gets shared with your teacher for this assignment.
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Paste the 6-character class code OR the full join link your teacher shared. The class will appear in your dashboard once you join.
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Provenance records the process of how you wrote this document — keystroke timing, paste events, and cursor movement — into a local sidecar stored in this browser.
.red.md.The copy will be created as a draft so you can review or edit before publishing to students.
Every recording session for this document, in order. Gaps mark time the document spent outside Red Stet.
A teacher account adds classrooms, assignments, and the Provenance review surface. It needs an admin review first, so student data stays with verified educators.
Submit this form and we'll set up a pending teacher account. You'll get a confirmation email, and an admin reviews applications by hand — usually within one business day. Your dashboard opens as soon as it is approved.
While a student writes, Red Stet records the keystroke and cursor pattern of the session. That recording is what authorship verification reads. No audio, no video, no screen recording. Anything done outside the page is invisible to us. Content is never uploaded.
Red Stet operates as a "school official" under FERPA §99.31(a)(1)(i)(B). Your school district remains the data controller. Full posture in the Privacy Policy.
Marks you place on a document you don't own are attributed to this name, so the author can see whose edits are whose. Red Stet asks once; the editing banner can change it later. Your marks travel with their document.