Anti-slop

    Spot the AI writing tells in a text and get back a version that sounds like you.

    • Free
    • No account
    • In French
    • Hosted in Switzerland
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    Maijin Lab Anti-slop tool: text area to paste content for analysis

    Paste an article, a LinkedIn post or an email of up to 8,000 characters. The tool checks it against seventeen verifiable patterns from the no-ai-slop reference: em dashes, stock phrases, binary contrasts, faux insights, triads, bold overuse, decorative emojis. Each detection is explained and comes with a suggestion, and a naturalness score out of 100 sums it up. A rewritten version, produced by a model hosted in Geneva, gives you a more direct text. The tool names patterns present in the text; it does not claim to guess whether an AI wrote it. French texts only for now.

    What you get

    • Seventeen AI writing patterns, explained one by one
    • A naturalness score out of 100
    • A fix suggestion for every detection
    • A rewritten, more direct version
    • Based on the no-ai-slop reference (MIT licence)

    How it works

    1. 01

      Paste your text

      Article, post, email or web page, up to 8,000 characters. The analysis takes a few seconds.

    2. 02

      Read the detections

      Each pattern found is named, explained and paired with a suggestion. The naturalness score sums it up.

    3. 03

      Get the corrected version

      Leave your email to unlock the full list of detections and the rewrite, ready to copy in one click.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    No, and it does not claim to. It spots verifiable patterns in the text that are frequent in generated content and helps you fix them. A human text can contain some, a generated text can have none.

    Seventeen patterns from Peter Yang's no-ai-slop reference: em dashes, AI stock phrases, binary contrasts, throat-clearing, faux insights, importance puffery, weasel attributions, triads, bold overuse, decorative emojis, among others.

    Yes. Pattern detection is rule-based, without AI. The rewrite runs on Infomaniak AI Services in Geneva, which does not use your texts to train its models. Nothing is stored.

    The detection preview is free to view. Your email unlocks the full list and the corrected version, and subscribes you to Direction, our letter for executives. One-click unsubscribe.
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