Checkie-AI

Checkie-AI is a content detector tool. Checkie-AI scans contracts, PDFs, screenshots and dating chats for scams, unfair clauses and manipulation, then returns a green, yellow or red risk signal in plain language. It supports OCR and over 90 languages, and is not a substitute for legal advice.

Checkie-AI is a web-based risk checker that reads documents, chats and images and flags the parts a person might want to question before agreeing to anything. It targets everyday situations where wording is dense or manipulative: rental contracts, freelance agreements, dating profiles, and conversations that carry a "weird vibe". Output is framed in plain language rather than legal jargon, aiming to turn clauses and pressure tactics into something a non-expert can act on. Input comes in several forms. Users can upload PDFs, drop in screenshots or photos of physical paperwork, or paste text directly. An OCR step extracts text from images such as dating app bios or WhatsApp chats, and the engine is described as handling more than 90 languages. The product is organised into scan types. Under dating and social, Face Check compares two uploaded photos, Image Check estimates whether a profile picture was AI-generated, and Story Check looks at pasted conversations for manipulation patterns, scam signals and red flags. Separate modes cover renters abroad (hidden fees, illegal clauses) and freelancers (IP rights grabs, unlimited revision traps). Results use a traffic-light model: green for standard terms, yellow for ambiguous wording with a suggested clarification, and red for clearly unfair terms, scams or illegal clauses. Reports also carry a numeric risk score and a label such as critical or high risk, and can be shared. The site states that chats and contracts are not stored and that text is discarded after analysis, and it says plainly that the output is not legal advice and does not replace a lawyer. Among alternatives, Checkie-AI sits between general chatbots that can summarise a contract and specialist legal review software. Its appeal is a narrow, consumer-friendly focus on scam and fairness signals across both legal and social contexts, with minimal setup. The homepage also mentions a fintech automation guide and a Hong Kong regulator sandbox partnership, which suggest a broader enterprise side, though the consumer scanner is the main product described.