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Which automation patterns appear in your text?
Paste a French text. Kaneme names and counts the writing patterns it finds so you can verify every result. It does not assign a score.
This review describes patterns. It identifies neither the author nor whether AI contributed to the text.
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The active measurement is calibrated for French writing. See why the score was removed.
Found patterns you want to revise? Use the five-step method, without any promise of evading detection.
What the review tells you
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Verifiable
Every marker is named with the forms found, so you can reopen the text and recount them. The tool deliberately returns no score.
What this review cannot tell you
It knows nothing about you. Authorship is a comparison problem: without your reference voice, there is nothing to compare.
- Does this sound like you or generic AI?
- This free reviewCannot know: it has none of your writing as a reference.
- With three texts of your own0,992 AUC against AI imitations built from the target author’s writing.
- Is this you or another person?
- This free reviewCannot know: comparison requires two terms.
- With three texts of your own0,887 AUC against writing from another human.
Test my voice with three texts
Measured on six held-out genres from French-speaking authors never seen during training. An indicator, never legal proof. Read the protocol.
Measuring authorship requires your voice.
Three French texts let you try the complete verdict without an account. A saved voice makes the same comparison available for every later text.