unslop /ʌnˈslɒp/ verb

To identify, expose, or remove formulaic, machine-like language from text while preserving its underlying meaning.

"Unslop this paper before submission." · related: unslopped, unslopping, slop


AI detection and rewriting for academics.

Detector

Free, unlimited AI detection specialised for English academic writing.

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Rewrite

Rework formulaic phrasing, then review the changes beside your original.

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Scan a link or a paper →

Drop in a webpage or an arXiv link and read it section by section.

Read my writing →

Notes on my experiments around AI detection and LLMs.


About

If you know what's wrong with this paragraph:

“The problem isn't a lack of ideas. It's a lack of clarity. And that distinction matters. Because the real shift happens when you stop creating more and start creating with intention. Less noise. More signal. That's where the work begins.”

Then you know why Unslop exists. The detector is free and specialised for English academic writing, combining a trained language model with statistical signals from vocabulary and style.

The rewriter iteratively optimises alternative phrasings to minimise detector scores, including estimated scores for detectors such as ZeroGPT and Desklib, with checks designed to preserve the original meaning and technical detail.