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Detect suspected bot accounts and AI-generated Reddit content with advanced heuristics on www.reddit.com and old.reddit.com. I got tired of seeing synthetic conversations everywhere, so I built Redd-Eye to take back the Reddit experience. Redd-Eye is an open source extension I created to flag suspected bot accounts and AI generated content on Reddit in real time. Whether you use the modern layout or old.reddit.com, it integrates right into your feed to help you spot inauthentic activity at a glance. Key Features Real Time Detection: Fast and local ran detection algorithms scan and flag AI text and bot like behavior as you scroll through threads and comments. Visual Indicators: It uses color coded outlines and quick popups so you can instantly spot suspicious activity right on the page. Customizable Thresholds: You have full control. You can fine tune the sensitivity of both the AI and Bot detection algorithms to match your preferences using the built in sliders. Adjustable UI: I added the ability to move the settings widget to any corner of your screen so it never blocks your browsing. Seamless Compatibility: It works flawlessly across both [suspicious link removed] and old.reddit.com. Privacy First Your data belongs to you. I made sure Redd-Eye operates entirely locally on your machine. There is absolutely zero data collection, zero telemetry, and no hidden subscriptions. Your browsing history stays exactly where it belongs. Open Source & Transparent I built this project for transparency and trust. You can audit the code, contribute to the project, or report issues directly on my GitHub repository: https://github.com/RootThePlanet/Redd-Eye Give it a try for a cleaner, more authentic Reddit feed.
Apr 16, 2026
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