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Highlight likely AI slop on any page. Nothing leaves the browser. No network, no tracking. isSlop marks likely AI-writing tells on the page you are looking at. Click the toolbar icon. The current tab is scanned in the browser. Orange ink lands on the phrases that match the catalog. Hover a mark to see the rule, why it fired, and how often it appears on that page. It is a pattern highlighter, not a courtroom. Humans use some of these phrases. Density is the product. A high score means the page is thick with known model tics. A low score means it did not trip the catalog. Neither is proof of who wrote it. WHAT YOU GET • Inline highlights at three pressures: heavy, medium, and light • A score from 0 to 100, with a breakdown of how many flags sit in each level • A findings list. Tap a row to jump to that mark on the page • Hide highlights to unwrap the marks. Rescan if the page changed The catalog covers English and French. Spanish runs when the page language matches, and is labeled unverified until a native speaker attests it. The pack is chosen from the page language, then from the words on the page if language is missing. Nothing is uploaded. No account. No analytics. No model API. The page text never leaves the tab.
Aug 30, 2026
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