Paste anything — an email, essay, LinkedIn post, cover letter. Get a 0–100 score for how many AI-writing tells it carries: em-dash density, "delve"-class words, formulaic structures, uniform sentence rhythm. Runs in your browser, no signup, nothing stored.
What this actually is: an empty-claim detector. It is NOT a reliable AI detector — nothing is, and anything claiming otherwise is selling you a number it can't justify. What it measures is whether your text contains anything a reader could check: a figure, a name, a date, a limit. Text with none of that reads generic no matter who wrote it. Models produce it constantly because they don't have your data; so do people writing before they have measured anything. That it flags human copy too is not a bug — it is the honest reading of what the signal is.
Needs ~200+ characters to score reliably. 100% client-side · deterministic · your text never leaves the page.
Reminder: tells ≠ proof. This is a style counter, not a detector.
Same deterministic engine, pointed at specific formats:
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