Smodin AI Detector

What Smodin AI Detector is

Smodin AI Detector analyzes writing for signs of AI-generated content, giving users indicators to assess its apparent authenticity. Smodin says it detects text from ChatGPT, GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, and other AI models, and supports more than 100 languages. Reports include sentence-level breakdowns, probability scores, and confidence indicators. Users can paste text or upload TXT, DOC, DOCX, and PDF files, but a scan requires at least 1,000 characters. A Chrome extension checks AI text on webpages, emails, documents, blogs, and social media, with described use in Gmail, Google Docs, and Notion. Smodin presents the detector for educators, students, researchers, content managers, publishers, editors, and HR professionals. It cautions that human writing may be mislabeled as AI-generated, so results should be weighed alongside broader quality checks. The checker looks for writing patterns; it does not cryptographically verify a provider's hidden watermark key. The detector page says submitted text is encrypted and never stored or shared. A free plan is available, and paid plans start at $10/mo (annual).

Who it suits

The detector may suit educators, students, researchers, content managers, publishers, editors, and HR professionals who want indicators about whether writing may be AI-generated. It is available on the web and as a Chrome extension.

Limits

A scan needs at least 1,000 characters. The Starter plan has limited writing output and the standard detector, while Premium adds unlimited writing output, the advanced detector, and the Chrome extension.

Getting started

1. Open the Smodin AI Detector website
2. Choose the web app or Chrome extension
3. Use the free plan or select a paid plan
4. Paste at least 1,000 characters or upload a supported file
5. Install the Chrome extension for browser, Gmail, Google Docs, or Notion checks
6. Use the API when integrating detection into an application

Verdict

Smodin AI Detector offers multiple report indicators, broad language coverage, and a browser extension. Its results are not definitive: Smodin warns of false positives and says the checker does not verify hidden watermark keys.