Teachers and students deserve better than Revision History

With the shift toward paid access, Revision History now limits free users to 150 documents/month. Its pricing is modest—$32/year or $4.49/month—offering useful metrics: copy/paste events, writing time, and playback. But here’s the problem: These metrics offer limited data and limited insight . Process Feedback was designed with a different goal— to help students become reflective writers and teachers become better guides of the writing process. It doesn't just do what extensions like Revision History and Draftback do; it is grounded in peer-reviewed research and is designed for students to develop metacognition. Compared to Revision History, here’s why Process Feedback stands apart: It offers an option to do all processing on the user’s device . This matters when students or teachers are working on highly sensitive documents. It shows the percentage contribution of all the collaborating authors who are co-editing a document. Unlik...