DetectMyYour trusted AI detector

Yes, every second tool you find swears that it's the best AI detector. But here's the truth: all detectors have their blind spots, meaning they can miss AI content or mistake human writing for AI. You can see it for yourself. Scan your text with three different detectors, and you'll probably get three different scores. That's why we decided to create DetectMy. Our tool combines results from multiple models to detect AI more accurately than any individual model could. On top of that, DetectMy does more than return a single number as a score. You get a clear explanation for it, along with a detailed breakdown that highlights the sentences that tripped the alarm.

So, you've entered your text, hit "Detect AI content", and let our tool think. Now, you're facing the AI report with a score and sentence analysis — and you immediately feel lost. No need to be: once you get the hang of it, you'll see how helpful the report really is. First, check out the AI score; that's the share of text likely created with AI. That includes: - Unedited AI-generated content - AI-paraphrased content - AI-generated content edited manually Don't panic if you see anything but 0% for the text you've written from scratch. But if your score is higher than 20%, review the sentence analysis. See which sentences got highlighted as AI or mixed content — and use our built-in humanizer to fix them!

We've done everything we could to make DetectMy your reliable AI checker. That said, it's still a tool, and making the most out of it means following a few best practices: - Enter enough text. Any detector will struggle to identify AI in a text shorter than 300 words. There's just not enough content to discern AI-like patterns. - Take context into account. Detectors work by analyzing the randomness of a given text. Low randomness is a sign of AI involvement. However, in some disciplines, students and researchers are expected to use highly predictable language. - Humanize where appropriate. AI check results aren't a final sentence: they can help you improve your writing by making it more authentic. Edit and scan text in iterations.

When we set out to build DetectMy, we wanted to solve a common problem for teachers and students alike: getting wildly different scan results from different tools. Teachers may have a sneaking suspicion that an essay or paper reads like AI, but the gut feeling isn't exactly evidence. Before discussing the assignment with the student, they need a leg to stand on. Yet, few schools actually provide a detector tool to the staff. Students, on the other hand, have to grapple with the fact that even genuine writing can lead to unfair accusations. Grammarly rewriting suggestions can get flagged as AI, for example. Plus, detectors are notoriously biased against non-native speakers. So, checking the draft before submission is a must.