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Em dashes
Most people never type one on a phone keyboard. Three in a short post is a pattern readers have learned to notice.
Free tool / AI Tell Checker
Does your post sound like ChatGPT wrote it?
Paste your LinkedIn post, email or blog draft. The checker marks the habits people now spot in a second: em dashes, "delve", "game-changer", emoji bullet lists, the same sentence length over and over. Your text stays in your browser.
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01 / What it looks for
Small habits that give a draft away.
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Stock phrases
"In today's fast-paced world", "let's dive in", "unlock the power of", "it's not just X, it's Y". About 100 of them.
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Formatting tics
Rocket and check mark bullets, arrows at the start of lines, a wall of hashtags at the end.
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Flat rhythm
When every sentence is about the same length the text reads like a template. People write short ones and long ones.
02 / Pro
Pro, for people who post every day. $5 a month.
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Check before you send
The Edge extension stops for a second when you press Send in Gmail or Post on LinkedIn and the draft still has AI tells. You can fix them or send anyway.
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Phrase swaps
One click turns "moreover" into "also", "leverage" into "use", and drops openers like "In today's fast-paced world". Here and in the extension.
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One key, both places
The license key from your receipt email works on this page and in the extension, on up to 5 browsers. Cancel any time.
03 / FAQ
Straight answers.
Is this an AI detector bypass? No. It points out style habits so your writing sounds like you. It makes no promise about any detector, and if your school or employer has rules about AI use, follow them.
Does my text get uploaded? No. The checking runs in your browser with plain JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server.
Is it free? The checker on this page and the Edge extension are free. Pro is $5 a month and adds the send check and phrase swaps. Payment runs through Lemon Squeezy, and only your license key is checked with them, never your text.