Prove It : AI Detector

Name: Prove It : AI Detector
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Author: RetroAge Engineering

Utilidades

Gratis · Compras dentro de la app · Diseñada para iPad

Edades

4+
Años
Categoría

Utilidades
Desarrollador

RetroAge Engineering
Idioma

EN
Inglés
Tamaño

9.8
MB

In a world where AI can create anything, how do you prove what's real? "Prove It" is your definitive tool for analyzing text and images to detect AI generation and certify originality. Get started with 1000 free credits to try out our analysis tools. To unlock the app's core features and continue your analysis, a subscription is required. How Our Credit System Works: Free Trial: New users receive 1000 free credits to experience the app's full capabilities. Subscription for Core Functionality: A subscription is necessary to access the core features of the app, which provides you with credits to perform analyses. Get More Credits: If you run out of credits, you can purchase additional credits (top-up) at any time. Please Note: All credits, whether from a subscription or a top-up purchase, expire at the end of each billing period and do not roll over. Use "Prove It" to: Analyze Text: Detect characteristics of AI writing in essays, articles, and emails. Scan Images: Identify signs of AI manipulation in photos and digital art. Generate Reports: Create professional, shareable proof for academic, professional, or personal use. Generating and sharing reports requires a subscription. Perfect For: Students proving the originality of their work. Teachers validating the integrity of submissions. Professionals verifying the source of information. Download "Prove It" and get the evidence you need to trust the digital world. Legal: By using our app, you agree to our End-User License Agreement (EULA) and Privacy Policy. EULA: https://proveit-990.pages.dev/prove-it-terms Privacy Policy: https://proveit-990.pages.dev/prove-it-privacy-policy (Disclaimer: "Prove It" uses advanced models. While highly accurate, no detection tool is 100% infallible. Our reports should be used as a powerful supporting tool, not as a final, absolute judgment.)