About DeAIze

DeAIze is a web tool that reads a piece of text, shows you which sentences look statistically machine-generated, rewrites the flagged ones, and then re-checks the result. It exists because "AI detectors" are widely used as gatekeepers — by schools, publishers and clients — while being probabilistic systems that are wrong in both directions.

What it does

• Detects — scores the text as a whole and sentence by sentence, so you can see which lines carry the signal.
• Rewrites — a closed loop rewrites flagged sentences, accepting a change only when semantic similarity says your meaning survived.
• Verifies — re-scores the output and reports the before/after. Detector cross-checks compare the rewrite against real detector APIs, not an internal guess.

What it is not

Detectors are signals, not ground truth: a high AI score is not proof that a machine wrote something, and a low score is not proof that a human did. DeAIze does not guarantee a particular score on any detector, and it is not a tool for passing off someone else's work. The core ideas, methods and data in your work have to be your own.

Privacy

Text is processed for the current task only. It is never used for training and never resold. Accounts need an email address and a password hash; the statistics we publish are aggregate and non-personal. See the privacy policy for the full detail.

How we work in the open

Our methodology page explains how scores and rewrites are measured, and our statistics page publishes live platform numbers with a dated snapshot. Our guides are written by the DeAIze team and cite the detectors we are describing.

Contact

Questions, corrections, data requests or account deletion: [email protected].