AI detectors ranked by the LMS platforms the vendor names

Field sorted: the LMS count field on each card, written on 9 November 2026 from the integrations list that was read on 8 November 2026 for the first sixteen cards and 9 November 2026 for the twenty-six added that day, each from the vendor page recorded on the card. A platform counts when the integrations field names it and it is one of nine: Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, D2L or Brightspace (counted once, because D2L sells Brightspace), Schoology, Google Classroom, Open LMS, Microsoft Teams and Cineca. Teams counts where the field lists it as an assignment or LMS integration (Compilatio's LMS page, Turnitin's Feedback Studio integration) and not where it is a meeting-detection surface (Reality Defender's RealMeeting, Pindrop Pulse for Meetings, Resemble Detect's meeting detection), which is a different product category. A generic entry, "LTI integration" or "LMS via API", names no platform and adds nothing, and Edsby and Sakai, which Copyleaks names, fall outside the nine. Direction: more platforms rank higher. Tie rule: more study records first, then product name, so Turnitin (5 records) sits above Pangram (4) and Turnitin Clarity (0) at four platforms, Codequiry above Walter Writes at three on name, GPTZero (16) above Originality.ai (7) at two, and Winston AI (2) above Grammarly Authorship (0) at one. 14 of 72 qualify. Full rules: methodology page. The count says how many platforms a vendor names, never whether an integration works, what it costs or whether the AI result appears inside the LMS; Turnitin's own FAQ says its AI indicator does not.

The LMS integrations view and this ranking read the same field and print different shapes of it. The view lists Compilatio's six native plugins and names Microsoft Teams, LTI and SSO beside them (compilatio.net, read 9 November 2026); this page counts Teams as the seventh platform because the vendor lists it on the LMS page as an assignment integration, so the view's six and this page's seven describe one list. Copyleaks names eight LMSs on its product page (copyleaks.com, read 8 November 2026) and scores six here because Edsby and Sakai are outside the nine counted. The platform integrations ranking counts "an LMS" as one surface of eight, so a card with seven platforms and a card with one score the same there. Turnitin's FAQ names "Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas, etc." (guides.turnitin.com, read 8 November 2026); the "etc." is not a platform and is not counted. All read 8 and 9 November 2026; the Updated line is the date the page last changed.

An LMS integration is sold with an institutional licence more often than with a self-serve plan, and the nonprofit and education question lists the twelve cards that name such a programme, read 10 November 2026; the team seats and SSO view lists which of them state SSO beside the LMS.