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Inspect saved webpage signals locally

Private website signal checker

Drop in saved HTML to inspect metadata, structure, resource references and text extractable from its markup—or use the private page checker for computed-visible text. Nothing is fetched or uploaded.

Runs on this device

Check a saved webpage

Paste page source, upload an HTML file, or paste the JSON copied by the private page checker. Scripts and resource URLs are listed but never executed or fetched.

0 words · add text to inspect exact counts and hidden characters

What the local check returns

AI signals you can inspect—not a verdict you have to trust

The report explains what was measured and keeps three questions separate.

T

Writing patternsRepetition, sentence rhythm, vocabulary and punctuation

P

Page evidenceDeclared metadata, page structure and resource references

Q

Reader qualityLong sentences, repeated phrasing and hidden Unicode

No AI probability score. This release describes signals but does not claim who wrote the text.

Analyze the page you are viewing

Use the private page checker

  1. Copy the checker below.
  2. Save it as a browser bookmark, then click it on a public page you can view.
  3. Paste the copied snapshot into the field above.

It excludes form controls and hidden content, refuses account and payment paths, and copies a bounded summary to your clipboard. It opens no network connection to AI Text Signals.

Why there is no URL box

Browsers cannot reliably read arbitrary third-party URLs without a server-side crawler. Adding one would upload page material and break this product's local-only privacy boundary, so the site uses saved files and an explicit local snapshot instead.

Page evidence has levels

  1. Signed or directVerifiable credentials or explicit source declarations.
  2. DeclaredGenerator, author or application metadata present in the supplied bytes.
  3. Specific fingerprintA named, versioned signature with a narrow interpretation.
  4. Generic contextFrameworks, styles and patterns that many pages share.
  5. Not observedAbsence is not evidence of human authorship.

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What this cannot tell you