DetectMy.ai

DetectMy.ai is an AI checker tool. An AI detector that runs your text through several detection models (including GPTZero, ZeroGPT, Winston AI and Originality.ai) and combines them into one report with an overall score plus sentence-level highlights. Aimed at teachers and students who want a second opinion before acting on a single detector's verdict.

DetectMy is an AI content detector built around a simple observation: run the same text through three different detectors and you will often get three different verdicts. Rather than add another single-model checker to that pile, it queries several established detection models at once and aggregates the results into one report. The named models include DetectMy's own checker alongside GPTZero, ZeroGPT, Winston AI, Detector.io, Originality.ai and Copyleaks, so users see where the tools agree and where they diverge instead of trusting one opaque percentage. The workflow is deliberately plain. Text can be typed or pasted into the editor, or a text or PDF document can be uploaded. After the scan runs, the report shows an overall AI score broken into AI, mixed and human shares, then drills down to sentence and paragraph level so you can see which passages triggered the alarm. A built-in humanizer lets you rewrite flagged sentences and rescan in iterations, which turns the score into an editing aid rather than a final judgment. The stated audience is education: teachers who suspect an essay reads as machine-written but need something more than a gut feeling before a conversation with a student, and students who want to check a draft before submission. DetectMy notes that detectors can be biased against non-native speakers and that ordinary grammar tool suggestions can trip flags, so a pre-submission scan is framed as protection for honest writers. Researchers and editors working with predictable, formal prose fall into a similar bucket. The tool is candid about its limits. Anything under roughly 300 words gives detectors too little signal, and disciplines that reward predictable language can score higher than deserved. It does not claim plagiarism checking. Compared with subscribing to several detectors separately, consolidation is the main draw, and a free plan exists for testing before committing.