About AIScorely

AIScorely started with a simple annoyance: every AI detector we tried either capped us at a few hundred words, hid the real result behind a subscription, or refused to explain why a text was flagged. So we built the tool we wanted — one that's transparent about its method, honest about its limits, and free without a catch.

Why it's free forever

The detector runs entirely in your browser as plain JavaScript. There's no server doing the analysis, no AI API being billed per request, and therefore no cost that scales with usage. A tool with no running costs has no excuse for a paywall, so it doesn't have one. No accounts, no word limits, no daily caps.

How the scoring works

Instead of a black-box model, we score text against publicly documented stylistic signals of AI writing — the patterns catalogued by Wikipedia's editor community and independent researchers across thousands of confirmed AI texts: overused vocabulary, em-dash density, negative parallelisms, formulaic transitions, rule-of-three constructions, and sentence-rhythm uniformity. Every signal your text triggers is highlighted so you can judge the evidence yourself. The full methodology is described on the checker page and in our guide to the signs of AI writing.

Our honesty policy

No AI detector is 100% accurate. Not this one, not the paid ones. Detection is a screening signal, useful for spotting unedited chatbot output and for improving your own drafts, and unreliable as sole proof of anything. We say this on every page because tools that overclaim accuracy get people wrongly accused, and we want no part of that.

Privacy in one sentence

Your text never leaves your device — we couldn't read it if we wanted to. Details in the privacy policy.

Contact

Questions, bug reports, or ideas for new signals: [email protected], or use the contact form.