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Flags AI-sounding clichés as you write in Gmail. 100% local detection, your text never leaves your browser. Your writing has tells. "Delve into." "It's worth noting." "A testament to." The phrases that quietly signal a draft came from an AI, even when it didn't. AI Cliche Detector catches them as you write. Anywhere you write on the web. LinkedIn posts, Substack drafts, Reddit comments, GitHub issues, your CMS, your inbox, your notes. Click the extension icon on any page and it scans the text box you are writing in. What it catches, free, forever - The full library of 600 AI-writing cliches, live as you type. - Structural patterns a word list cannot find: uniform sentence rhythm, heavy hedging, em-dash overuse, the rest. - Mute any flagged word you use on purpose, as many as you want. Detection never gets paywalled. The free tier shows you every problem the extension can find. One-click fix (the paid action) - Click a flagged cliche to swap it for a plain, human replacement. No retyping, no thinking up a substitute. - Every user gets 10 one-click fixes free to try. After that, one-time purchase: $9.99 for unlimited fixes, forever. No subscription, no account. Gmail gets the convenience treatment: automatic detection in compose, no clicks needed. Everywhere else, you stay in control. Click the icon when you want a check. If you only want to see what to fix, the free tier is the whole product. The paid tier is for people who would rather click once than rewrite the sentence. Your writing stays yours. Detection runs entirely in your browser. Your draft text is never sent anywhere. The only thing the extension ever sends out is a license check, which never includes your writing.
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