Does your post sound like an AI wrote it
Paste the post and see instantly what gives it away — cliché openers, inflated words, emoji as headings, em dashes. No sign-up, no limits.
- The check runs in your browser — we never send the text anywhere
- Recognises 33 typical tells, with examples pulled from your own text
- The same detector we use to clean the tone of posts we write for clients
Nothing is sent to a server. Close the tab and the text is gone.
Write or paste at least a few sentences — a short line has nothing to give away.
Rather not check this on every single post?
We run whole channels — strategy, content, publishing and reporting. Every piece of copy goes through this same check before you ever see it.
Nothing is sent to a server. Close the tab and the text is gone.
Questions about the AI text check
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The check is written to run inside your browser — the text never reaches our server or any third-party service. No account, no sign-in, no logs.
Does a high score mean the text is bad?
Not necessarily. The score measures how machine-like the text reads, not whether it is accurate or persuasive. A post with a good message can score high purely on style — and then the fix is quick.
Does it work on text I wrote myself?
Yes, and that is often more useful. Language models did not invent these patterns — they were absorbed from marketing jargon, so they turn up in entirely human writing too.