Sherlock-The AI Ditective

SUPPORT  Sherlock Support Need help? Start with the answers below. If you’re still stuck, email airposted77@gmail.com Common questions What does the result mean? The percentage is the model’s estimate that the content is AI-made. Under about 35% reads as likely real, over about 65% as likely AI, and the middle is uncertain. It is a guide, not proof. Why did a real photo score high, or an AI image score low? No detector is perfect. Heavy compression and resizing, which are common on social media, can shift scores either way. Treat borderline results as uncertain. Why is the text result marked experimental? It measures how predictable the writing is. AI text tends to be very predictable, but formal or formulaic human writing can look AI-like too. Use it as a hint. You need at least 20 words. Why does the voice check flag music or sound effects? It is built for speech and can misjudge other audio. The popup says “Loading models.” How long should it take? The first start after op...

   PRIVACY POLICY Sherlock - The AI Detector: Privacy Policy Effective date: October 13, 2026 Summary: Sherlock analyzes content on your device. We do not collect, transmit, sell or share your content or personal data. 1. What Sherlock accesses, and why Content you check: images, videos and text you choose to analyze in the popup. They are processed on your device and are not uploaded. The current tab: only when you click Summarize, Ask this page or Use selection. Sherlock reads that tab’s visible text or your selection, processes it on your device, and does not keep or send it. Facebook, X and YouTube: while the scanner is on for a site, Sherlock reads the post’s text and image, or the video’s ID, to analyze them locally and show a badge. You can turn each site off, or pause Sherlock, from the popup. Image downloads: to analyze a post’s photo or a video’s thumbnail, Sherlock downloads that public image from the platform’s image servers (fbcdn.net, twimg.com, yti...

  Sherlock - The AI Detector Tell what’s real from what’s AI-made, privately, right in your browser. Check anything in seconds Images: get the probability a picture is AI-generated, with faces outlined. Videos: Sherlock samples frames and analyzes the voice for synthetic speech, then gives one overall result. Text: paste text or use your selection on any page and see how predictable the writing is to an AI language model. This is a hint, not proof. Scan while you browse: on Facebook, X and YouTube, a small badge shows a result for a post’s photo or text, or a video’s thumbnail. Click it for a detailed report. Turn each site on or off, or pause everything, with one click. Page summary and Ask this page: get the key sentences from the page you’re reading, or ask a question and see the passages that match. Private by design The AI models run on your device. The images, videos and text you check are never uploaded to us or anyone else. There is no account, no sign-up a...