Write in Google Docs, WordPress, Medium, Notion, or any web-based editor. The Humanums Chrome extension captures behavioral signals in the background and lets you certify human authorship without switching tools.
Write in Google Docs, WordPress, Notion, or any browser-based editor while Humanums captures behavioral signals automatically.
Certify articles, blog posts, and client deliverables directly from the toolbar without copying text into a separate tool.
Every certification produces the same verification page, badge, and signed certificate as the built-in editor.
The built-in Humanums editor is great for dedicated writing sessions. But many writers have workflows built around Google Docs, WordPress, or CMS platforms they cannot leave. The Chrome extension brings behavioral capture to any browser-based writing surface.
The extension captures the same 6 behavioral signals as the built-in editor: keystroke cadence, pause patterns, revision depth, paste ratio, session duration, and consistency metrics. The certification standard does not change just because the writing surface does.
When you are ready to certify, click the extension icon. It packages the behavioral data, runs the analysis, and generates your certificate, badge, and public verification page. No copy-pasting, no switching tabs, no disruption to your flow.
Any browser-based text editor: Google Docs, WordPress, Medium, Notion, Ghost, Substack, and most CMS platforms. If you can type in a browser tab, the extension can capture it.
No. Behavioral signal capture runs in the background with minimal overhead. It records timing metadata, not keystrokes or content.
No. The extension captures behavioral metadata only — timing, patterns, and revision signals. Your actual writing content stays in your editor and is never transmitted.
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