How accurate is it?+
Honest answer: no AI detector is 100% accurate, including ours. On clearly AI-generated content (Sora, Runway, Pika, photorealistic deepfakes) we score 90%+ confidence and rarely miss. On heavily stylized retro footage, animation, or low-resolution clips, even the best paid detectors struggle. We layer comments, keywords, channel signals, and community flags on top to catch those — but you should still use AI Video Score as one signal among many, not the final word.
What happens when it's wrong?+
Every badge has a "Wrong?" button. When a user flags a video as miscategorized, the report goes into our database. When enough users disagree on a score, the video gets re-evaluated. Over time the library self-corrects through community feedback. We'd rather show "Unverified" than guess wrong — borderline cases get a neutral label rather than a forced verdict.
Does it slow down my browser?+
No. The extension is about 120 KB and most popular videos are already in the shared library, so most results appear instantly with no scan needed. Only new, unseen videos trigger a pixel scan, and even those happen in the background.
What data is collected?+
Only the video URLs you scan and their resulting scores, anonymously, so the shared library works for everyone. No browsing history, no personal data, no account required. A randomly-generated device ID is stored locally so we can prevent the same person flagging the same video twice.
Is it really free?+
Yes. You get 3 free deep scans per day while we're in early testing. Community-cached results, AI-content labels, and hashtag detection are unlimited and don't count toward that. Each deep scan runs on a paid AI-detection service and costs real money, so a small, affordable credit-pack plan is available — and the free tier stays.
Which platforms does it support?+
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), Reddit, LinkedIn, Vimeo, and SyncSketch. The extension only runs on these specific sites — it does not access banking, email, or any other websites.
Is a mobile version coming?+
A mobile share-sheet app for iOS and Android is on the roadmap. By the time it ships, the shared library will already cover most viral videos, so mobile users get instant results without spending scan credits.
Who's behind this?+
A small independent team based in Vancouver, Canada. No VC, no data resale, no ads. The product exists because we got tired of guessing too.
