Humanize AI text, then check the result against major AI detectors in the same run, before you submit or publish. MeteGPT rewrites AI output to read like you wrote it, then scores it with a built-in detector so you see the number before anyone else does. A separate free AI detector lives at /detect. It's honest about its limits: no guaranteed pass, English only, free daily runs with no signup. Every accuracy claim on the site links to a dated, public source.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Fırat, the maker of MeteGPT.
Most AI humanizers sell the same promise: paste your text and you'll never get flagged again. I don't believe that promise, so I won't make it. Detectors get retrained, they disagree with each other, and anyone claiming a permanent guaranteed pass is guessing.
MeteGPT does two things differently:
1) It humanizes AI text AND scores the result with a built-in detector in the same run — you see the number before you submit or publish, not after.
2) It's honest about its limits: no guaranteed pass, English only, and every accuracy claim on the site links to a dated, public source you can check yourself.
There's also a free standalone detector at /detect. Free daily runs, no signup to try it.
I research how AI detectors treat non-native English writers — which is exactly why I won't promise certainty. These tools misjudge real human writing often enough that a guarantee would be dishonest.
Would love your honest feedback, especially on where it falls short.
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The honesty about the no-guarantee thing is refreshing. One thing that would help me a lot is a side-by-side diff view showing exactly which phrases got rewritten and why, so I can learn patterns to avoid the AI tells in my own first drafts instead of relying on the tool every time.
The honesty about the no-guarantee thing is refreshing. One thing that would help me a lot is a side-by-side diff view showing exactly which phrases got rewritten and why, so I can learn patterns to avoid the AI tells in my own first drafts instead of relying on the tool every time.