Spartak Kagramanyan

Spartak Kagramanyan

Senior Full-Stack Engineer · Amsterdam

Product · Writing tool

UnslopAI

Make AI text sound human. Edit out all the AI smell.

UnslopAI — editor highlighting AI-sounding phrases in a document

The problem

AI-generated text is easy to spot. UnslopAI runs a quiz where anyone can test whether they can tell AI writing from human writing — and about 75% of people spot the AI quite easily. Once a reader spots it, the text reads as low effort: it looks like you didn't bother to write it yourself, even when you did put real work in.

And people have good reasons to write with AI. English isn't everyone's first language. Research and drafting with a model is just how work gets done now. The problem isn't using AI — it's publishing text that still carries the patterns.

What it does

Detects the patterns

Detection mechanisms trained on the tells of AI writing — the phrasing, rhythms, and structures readers have learned to recognize.

Rewrites them out

Rewriting algorithms replace the flagged patterns while keeping your meaning. Not perfect — but far better than shipping the text untouched.

Web editor, API, and MCP

Use the web interface for one-off texts, the API for pipelines, or the MCP server to unslop text right inside your AI tools. A browser extension is on the way.

Test yourself first

Take the quiz on the site: can you tell AI text from human text? Most people can — which is exactly why this tool exists.

Why not just ask an LLM?

Because sending slop to an LLM produces new slop. If you ask a model to “make this sound human”, it rewrites your text with the same patterns you're trying to remove — that's simply how it writes. UnslopAI doesn't pipe your text through another LLM. It runs its own stack of detection mechanisms and rewriting algorithms, built and improved specifically for this one job.

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For developers

UnslopAI is scriptable. Use the REST API directly, or the official TypeScript client:

Who uses it

People who write with AI and publish under their own name — LinkedIn posts, short blogs, articles, messages. 43 people currently pay for it, and the detection and rewriting stack keeps improving with every release.

Your words. Minus the smell.

Try UnslopAI