Check more than one signal
Review an overall likelihood plus named detector breakdowns, including GPTZero, ZeroGPT, Writer, Copyleaks, CrossPlag, and Sapling.
AI detection, designed for iPhone
Check AI writing signals across multiple detectors, understand the score, and refine stiff copy into natural language — all from your iPhone.
The sample uses highly regular sentence structure and predictable transitions associated with AI-generated writing.
See how a natural rewrite changes the rhythm and phrasing.
One focused workflow
TextLens keeps detection, interpretation, and revision together instead of making you jump between browser tabs and disconnected tools.
Review an overall likelihood plus named detector breakdowns, including GPTZero, ZeroGPT, Writer, Copyleaks, CrossPlag, and Sapling.
Choose readability, purpose, and rewrite strength so the result matches an essay, article, story, or marketing draft.
Paste text, import a file, upload an image, or scan a document. Saved history keeps earlier checks within reach.
A real iOS utility
Built around fast, one-handed checks with familiar iPhone patterns. Scan a page, import a PDF, review detector detail, humanize the draft, and return to earlier results from history.
Guides for iPhone users
Straight answers
Yes. TextLens is designed specifically for iPhone and requires iOS 17 or later. It combines AI text detection, multi-detector signals, humanization, file import, image scanning, and history in one mobile workflow.
No. The web demo intentionally uses preset samples only. It lets you explore the scoring and humanization experience without uploading or submitting personal writing. Use the iPhone app when you want to check your own text.
No. AI detection is probabilistic. A score can highlight patterns associated with AI-generated writing, but it should not be treated as proof of authorship or used as the sole basis for a high-stakes decision.
TextLens supports pasted text, essays, emails, blog posts, social content, documents, PDFs, and text captured from images.
The current App Store privacy label states that the developer does not collect data. You should always review the latest App Store privacy details and privacy policy before downloading.
Check your own writing, scan documents, import files, and keep your result history on iPhone.