Omnidetect

OmniDetect helps you understand whether parts of your text read as AI by running them through multiple detection engines and presenting a consensus result. Instead of relying on a single “detector score,” it shows you what was analyzed, how strongly passages were flagged, and what to change before you submit.

Core features include an aggregated OmniScore (0–100) built on multi-engine consensus, plus an AI Writing Coach that explains why a passage was flagged. You also get evidence you can inspect—along with method validation status and known limits—so the output is actionable rather than a mysterious percentage.

OmniDetect is designed for writers and reviewers who want a clearer workflow: check first, improve only what the evidence supports, and then re-check the revised draft. If a complete result confidently flags specific passages, you can move into focused rewrites and verify changes using the same text balance approach.

Privacy and document handling are built into the experience. Documents are kept in your history so you can find them again, and you can delete them whenever you want. Text is processed over HTTPS, and privacy is handled using an SHA-256 hash (with no text storage).

Pricing is available through a free preview and paid access options: there is a free preview with analysis of up to the first 2,000 characters, and a 7-Day Pass is listed at $9.99.

Is OmniDetect free to use?

Yes—there’s a free preview with analysis of up to the first 2,000 characters and no sign-up required.

Can OmniDetect analyze longer text than 2,000 characters?

The free preview covers up to the first 2,000 characters. Longer text remains available if you sign in and continue.

What is the OmniScore (0–100)?

OmniScore is an aggregated score based on multi-engine consensus, reflecting how strongly analyzed passages read as AI versus human writing.

How does OmniDetect help me revise flagged text?

It identifies specific passages and provides evidence behind the verdict. You can review the suggested changes, update only what the evidence supports, and then re-check the revised draft.

How is my privacy protected when I scan text?

OmniDetect uses SHA-256 privacy (hash only) rather than storing submitted text. You can delete what’s in your history at any time.

What inputs can I scan (text, files, or URLs)?

You can paste text, upload files (.pdf, .docx, .txt), or scan a URL to analyze content.