Find the traces AI tools leave in your text
Copying from ChatGPT and other tools leaves invisible characters, source markers and tagged links behind. Readers, editors and search engines can see them.
Paste a text and get it back clean. Or check a whole website and get the report by e-mail.
Check a text
The result shows on screen. No e-mail needed and nothing is stored.
Check a website
You see the start page result right away. Checking up to 50 pages takes a few minutes, so the full report comes by e-mail.
What it finds
Hidden characters
Zero-width spaces, joiners and Unicode tag characters.
Our<U+200B>teamChat tool leftovers
Source markers that ChatGPT adds to answers.
:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}AI-tagged links
Links copied from an answer with the tool's name in them.
?utm_source=chatgpt.comChat phrases
Lines from the chat reply that ended up in the text.
Certainly! Here's the revised versionOpen placeholders
Brackets nobody filled in.
[Your Company]Unrendered markdown
Asterisks and hashes shown as plain text.
**Key benefits**Style marks
Long dashes and words like delve. Also common in human writing, so they are shown apart.
a game-changer
What it is not
This is not an AI detector. A trace shows how a text was handled, not who wrote it. Using AI to write is fine. Publishing its leftovers is the problem.
Is my text stored?
Why do hidden characters matter?
Which pages does the website check read?
Can I use it on any website?
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