Personal stats from history stored only on your device (nothing sent).
Free with no sign-up, and the check runs inside your browser, so what you enter never leaves your device. The result is a signal to help you decide, not proof for money or legal decisions.
Every check you run stores its verdict in this device's browser storage, and the chart is drawn from those records alone. There is no account, no login, and nothing is kept on a server. Open the page on another device or browser and it will be empty; clear your browsing data and the history goes with it.
You see the number of checks, the spread of verdicts (likely AI, uncertain, likely real) and a list of recent checks. Checking the same file repeatedly adds a row each time, so read the spread as proportions rather than counts.
This site is meant to work without an account. Files are analysed inside your browser rather than uploaded, and once that is true there is no reason to collect verdict history on a server either. A history is a record of what someone suspected, which can be more sensitive than the files themselves.
Aggregate numbers that cannot identify anyone are published separately. How verdicts break down across all users, and how detection accuracy was measured, are laid out in the public accuracy report together with the raw data.
It means nothing has been checked yet on this device. Run one image or video on the home page and the result appears here as the first row. Results from the tool pages are included too.
If you were looking for overall numbers rather than your own, the public accuracy report is the place. This page is only for looking back at what you have been suspicious of.