Does this post sound like AI?
Paste a post you wrote, or one a tool wrote for you. We read it the way your followers will and tell you three things: whether it sounds machine-written, whether any business could have posted it, and whether it claims more than it shows.
How can you tell if a post sounds like AI?
Three tells give it away. The wording is hollow: phrases like "in today's digital landscape" or "it's not just X, it's Y" with nothing concrete behind them. The post is generic: any business in the same field could post it unchanged. And it over-claims: numbers, guarantees or customer quotes with nothing to back them up. A post that names a real detail, says it plainly, and only claims what it can show reads as written by a person, whoever wrote it.
Questions
What does it check?
Three things your followers notice: whether the post sounds machine-written, whether any business in your field could have posted it, and whether it claims more than it shows. If parts sound machine-written, we point to the lines people notice most.
Do you save my post?
No. We read it, answer, and keep nothing. There is no account and no email.
Why does it say it can't tell?
Some posts sit on the line. When we can't say either way with confidence, we tell you so rather than guess.
Can it rewrite my post?
No. It only reads. If you want posts written for you, that's what Boomp does.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, and you can check up to 20 posts a day.
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