Truly Typed – AI Content Authentication

A document writing app that tracks how content was created, allowing readers to verify whether text was AI-generated or human-composed. Solves the authenticity problem in an era of widespread AI content generation.

Content provenance is gaining real urgency as publishers, academic institutions, and hiring platforms scramble to establish trust signals post-ChatGPT — the C2PA standard and Adobe's Content Credentials are already pushing this into infrastructure-level conversations, which validates the problem space. The closest substitute is Grammarly's newly added AI detection layer, though it focuses on detection after the fact rather than tracking creation in real time, which is a meaningful distinction. The $2k–10k/mo revenue band is plausible only if this lands with a specific buyer segment — think compliance-conscious enterprises or credentialing platforms — because individual writers have little incentive to pay to prove their own humanity. The biggest risk is that the authentication chain is trivially breakable: a user writes something in a different editor and pastes it in, and the provenance record is worthless, which makes the core trust guarantee fundamentally fragile.