Built for writers, students, and professionals who actually write, in a world that increasingly assumes they didn't.
AI detectors are making mistakes and real writers are paying the price. Students are failing classes for papers they wrote themselves. Professionals are losing deals. Writers are getting rejected.
BotOut™ was built to give every human writer the ability to see what AI tools see, understand what's being flagged, and fix it without rewriting their work.
From first scan to final submission, BotOut™ gives you a clear picture of your AI detection risk and the tools to fix it before it costs you.
Paste your text and get a Mis-AI-dentity Risk Score instantly. See exactly which words and phrases are triggering detectors.
Get context-aware word and phrase replacements for every flagged trigger without losing your own voice or meaning.
Pro users get a detailed PDF breakdown of their scan results. Shareable proof that their writing is human, for any situation.
Three things that set us apart from every other AI writing tool out there.
Being flagged by an AI detector is not evidence of anything. BotOut™ was built on this belief and gives you the tools to prove it. A false flag from an algorithm is not justice.
We show you exactly what's flagged and why. No mystery scores, no vague verdicts. You see what the detector sees, explained in plain language you can actually use.
AI detectors disproportionately flag non-native English speakers and writers with formal styles. BotOut™ helps level the playing field for every human behind every essay.
We take user privacy seriously. Your writing is yours. We process it in real time and never store your submissions. No essays, no personal data, no exceptions.
BotOut™ was founded by a former lawyer and educator who saw firsthand how AI detection tools were being used against honest writers. With a background in evidence and argumentation: accusation without proof is not justice.
No account needed. Paste your text and see your Mis-AI-dentity Risk Score in seconds.
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