By skyforbes Lately I’ve been experimenting with different tools, and the one that’s been performing the best for me so far is https://www.synthetica.fr. It can take a text and generate up to 10 distinct rewrites, and each version gets scanned with their own detector (built on e5-small-lora), which seems pretty accurate. It runs in a decentralized setup on chutes.ai (Bittensor), the pricing is reasonable, and you start off with 3 free credits.
From what I’ve tested, it bypasses many of the common detection systems (ZeroGPT, GPTZero, Quillbot, UndetectableAI, etc.) and it manages the so-called “AI humanizer” tools better than most alternatives I’ve tried. They’re also developing a pro version aimed at larger detectors like Pangram, using a dataset of authentic human-written journalistic content for paraphrasing.
Another interesting aspect is that they offer different AI agents for various tasks (SEO, copywriting, and more), so it’s not just a single feature it’s a full toolkit. It feels like a well-built project with a team that’s actively working on it.