MimicTyper is a Chrome extension that types your essay into the active Google Doc using real, browser-level simulated keystrokes, so the document's edit history looks like a person wrote it.
Mimic V2 is the engine underneath: it models pacing drift and fatigue, bursts of fast typing, thinking pauses, typos that get caught and fixed, and re-reading passes, all the way down to the keystroke.
Three modes, Basic, Advanced, and Authentic, offer increasing realism. Authentic adds sentence-level AI rewrites that show a genuine revision in the edit history while the final document always matches what you gave it.
Sessions spreads a run across multiple real sittings with realistic gaps, like sleep, class, or dinner, instead of one unbroken block.
Eagle Eye is a built-in AI detector that scores text sentence by sentence, stricter than GPT Zero, with human-sounding rewrite suggestions. Phoenix is the companion AI humanizer that rewrites flagged phrasing into natural prose.
The typer itself is free. Paid Premium and Max plans unlock Authentic mode and expanded Eagle Eye and Phoenix usage.