Questions
The things people ask before they trust this.
Including the ones a verification company usually avoids, like what we can't detect and why.
Questions are answered one magnification at a time.
- 01
Can this tell me whether content was written by AI?
- No. Nothing reliably can. Perplexity and burstiness scores misfire on non-native writers, technical prose and poetry, and the tools that market themselves on detection have produced false accusations against real people. We check whether output is fit to publish, which is the question that actually matters.
- 02
Does my content leave my browser?
- Not during a check. The verification engine is plain browser code with no network calls, so a pasted draft stays on the machine it was pasted on. If you save a report, we store the score, the findings, the measurements and a short excerpt for recognition. You can choose not to save.
- 03
What does the score out of 100 mean?
- It's the distance from a clean run, not a grade of your ability. Each finding removes a weighted amount depending on severity, with a decay so that one systemic issue can't flatten everything else. A 72 means there is real work to do; it doesn't mean the work is bad.
- 04
Who are the human reviewers?
- Independent practitioners working in a specific discipline — application security, accessibility, editorial, technical documentation, media integrity, data. Each lists their background, rate, typical turnaround and the disciplines they will sign off on. You hire them directly.
- 05
How long does an expert review take?
- Each reviewer publishes a typical turnaround on their profile, usually between one and three working days. Priority requests are offered where a reviewer has capacity. Nobody can promise same-hour review of a large codebase, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does.
- 06
Can video, audio and full applications be checked automatically?
- Not by the offline console — frame-level and behavioural review needs a person in front of it. Those go straight to a reviewer with the relevant discipline, who works from the same brief and writes the same kind of sign-off.
- 07
Is this a plagiarism or copyright checker?
- No. Comparing a text against a corpus requires a licensed index, which is a different product. A reviewer can flag passages that read as lifted and tell you what to do about it, but this is not a legal clearance service.
- 08
What if I disagree with a finding?
- Good — that's the intended use. Every finding names the rule behind it, and the rule is written out on the how-it-works page. If a rule is wrong for your context, say so; the rule set is versioned precisely because it gets amended.
Still unsure whether a check covers your case? Ask before you spend anything.
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Find out what your AI output is hiding.
The console is free, needs no account and uploads nothing. See the findings first, then decide whether you want a specialist to sign it off.