How do I run my first check?
Open Detection, pick the document type above the text field, paste at least 100 characters and press Detect. You have the result within seconds and the text is saved to your history.
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The first steps before you submit your first text.
Open Detection, pick the document type above the text field, paste at least 100 characters and press Detect. You have the result within seconds and the text is saved to your history.
Yes, both detection and humanisation run only after signing in. A free account is enough to try it out, and we don't want a card for it.
In History, together with the date and what each detector measured. The free plan keeps the last five checks, Pro keeps the whole history. Style deviation draws on it too, so the more texts you have there, the better it fits you.
Yes. No plugin and no install — just open the page in a browser and paste your text.
What the numbers mean and what to do next.
Each of the seven detectors measures something different, so there is no single number for the whole text. For the ones that estimate AI, above 50 it is worth going through the marked sentences and below 20 the text is usually fine. Style deviation, Type template and Hidden characters measure other things, and a zero from them does not mean a human wrote it.
Each looks at the text differently — one at phrases, another at the structure of the document, another at the rhythm of the sentences. That is exactly why we do not merge them into one number. The spread between them tells you by itself that there simply is no clear-cut verdict.
The minimum is 100 characters. The free plan handles texts up to 3,000 characters, Pro up to 80,000. For longer work the result is more accurate if you split it by chapter.
The colours show which detector found what: red are sentences from ZeroGPT, blue from the OpenAI model, yellow are phrases typical of AI and purple are the passages that differ most from your earlier writing. Read them out loud — if they sound like a template, rewrite them in your own words or use humanisation.
Rewriting the sentences that came out suspicious.
It rewrites the whole submitted text so that it has a different structure and rhythm. It follows the document type you pick and your sample texts so that the result sounds like you.
Facts, numbers and tone are not supposed to change. Even so, always read the result — for an academic text this matters most.
Humanisation works with the whole submitted text, not with an individual sentence. If you want to rewrite just one paragraph, paste only that paragraph into the field.
You can, but every rewrite takes one humanisation off your limit. If the text still holds a machine-like rhythm, try the deeper rewrite — it goes through English and back, takes longer and holds technical terms less well.
What is free and what you pay for.
Five checks and five humanisations per 30 days, texts up to 3,000 characters, all seven detectors, a colour map of the text and a history of the last five checks. No card and no commitment.
By card; the payment is taken once a month or once a year depending on the plan you choose.
Yes, you cancel it in your account settings. The paid features stay with you until the end of the paid period.
You get a receipt by e-mail for every payment. For invoicing to a company or a school, write to us through Help.
What happens to the text you submit.
They are saved only to your history so that you can come back to them. They appear nowhere else.
We do not train a shared model on them and we do not pass them to anyone. They serve only your account — the model learns from them how you write and sharpens both detection and rewriting accordingly.
There is Delete data in the menu — it wipes the whole history of checks and humanisations along with uploaded sample texts in one go. Deleting individual records is not possible yet; only sample texts can be removed one by one.
Only you, through your account. On the team plan, also the people you invite into the team yourself.