aitells vs QuillBot

QuillBot paraphrases. aitells removes the specific fingerprints detectors flag.

try aitells right here — paste any text:

why aitells over QuillBot

QuillBot is a general paraphraser. It rephrases words but keeps em-dashes, 'delve', parallel bullets — the actual AI tells. aitells is built specifically to strip those.
QuillBot has 7 modes (Standard, Fluency, Formal, Creative, etc) and none of them know what AI detectors look for. aitells's rewriter prompt explicitly enumerates the 12 patterns to ban.
QuillBot requires creating an account and pushes Premium subscription ($9.95-19.95/mo). aitells lifetime is $19 once, no subscription, no account needed for free detection.
QuillBot's output sounds 'paraphrased'. aitells outputs sounds like the writing samples you paste — your actual voice, not a 'creative variant' of AI text.

the actual story

I built aitells after my own reddit account got 2 public "all comments are AI generated" callouts in 24 hours. Tried QuillBot first. It told me my text was 87% AI. Useful diagnosis, useless treatment.

So I sat down and mapped the 12 patterns AI loves and humans rarely write. Em-dashes, "delve", parallel bullets, "navigate the X", "in conclusion", buzzword clusters, tricolon rhythm. Then I built a rewriter that strips them while matching your writing samples.

Detector is free forever. Rewriter is $19 lifetime, first 100 buyers only. After that it goes to $49/mo. No usage-based pricing, no "premium tier", no upsell wall in the middle of your workflow.