See which writing patterns make a draft feel formulaicPattern report

Paste a passage to inspect repeated structures, stock phrasing, and other editing signals. You get highlighted evidence—not an unreliable claim about who wrote it.

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Pattern analysis runs locally in your browser and reports heuristic writing signals. It does not determine authorship, and its results can be incomplete or incorrect.

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17 words · analyzed instantly

Pattern matches are editing clues, not proof of who or what wrote the text. The rules are primarily designed for English; other languages have not been separately validated.

1 writing patterns found

Vocabulary-only matches are handled by AI Phrase Checker.

FillerMedium

“It is important to note that”

This delays the main claim. Try starting with the concrete subject and action.

Why use a pattern report

A transparent editing aid for writers who want to understand why a draft feels generic or over-structured.

See which phrases and patterns contributed to the heuristic score.

What the report looks at

Repetition and patterns

Flags repeated sentence structures and generic phrasing common in AI output.

Vocabulary distribution

Checks for stock and abstract word choices that can make prose feel generic.

Structural signals

Examines paragraph length, transitions, and formatting tendencies.

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Inspect your draft's writing patterns

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