A short tour
Think of this site as a bright little studio with one party trick: it looks at work and tells you, in plain English, how synthetic it seems.
Step one
No lab coat. No ten-step wizard. Drag a file onto the drop zone or paste a paragraph. Pictures, voice notes, PDFs, essays, even a frame from a clip. Scanning happens in this tab. The file is read to produce a score, then discarded. We only keep an anonymous filename, file type, score, verdict and time for site stats.
Step two
Text is read for cadence, hedging, and that too-balanced triad of adjectives. Pictures are checked for lighting, edges, texture, and the uncanny smoothness of a generated face. Audio is drawn as a waveform and, when we can, transcribed. Video is one still, not the whole clip.
Step three
You get a percentage — AI likelihood — a needle that lands on human, mixed, or AI, and a reason in ordinary English. Signals sit underneath like footnotes. It is a forensic estimate, not a court stamp. If we are unsure, we say mixed and we mean it.
Detectors can be wrong. Heavily edited humans fool us. Careful AI can hide. Use the score as a second opinion — for newsrooms, classrooms, hiring, and curiosity — not as a verdict to ruin someone’s week. Read the limits.
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