Conch AI
AI writing and study tools for humanizing text, checking AI detection, and building study material.
- SI Score
- 74/100
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
Conch AI is an AI writing and study platform. It rewrites drafts so they read naturally, scans documents for AI-generated writing, and turns notes or PDFs into flashcards, mind maps, podcasts, and quizzes. It also includes free tools such as an AI phrase detector and a citation generator.
Conch AI combines writing help with study tools in one place. The AI Humanizer rewrites a draft sentence by sentence and gives a human score you can check before you submit. The AI Detector scans a document and shows which sentences would be flagged. Study Sets turn a lecture, chapter, or PDF into flashcards, mind maps, podcasts, and quizzes. A citation tool formats sources in APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard as you write. The free tools include an AI phrase detector that finds overused ChatGPT phrases, a sentence burstiness analyzer, a word variety checker, an essay outline generator, a thesis statement builder, a Cornell notes formatter, a word and sentence counter, a citation generator, a readability score checker, and a GPA impact estimator. The site says the AI phrase detector is free and needs no signup. Pricing starts with a free plan of 500 words a week, 3 flashcard sets and 3 mind maps a week, 2 podcasts and 1 study plan a week, and 4 writing styles. Paid options include a 7-Day Assignment Pass for $7.99, Conch Plus at $15 per month, and Conch Unlimited at $15 per month. The site notes that university names show where students who use Conch study and that Conch is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by those institutions. It also tells users to follow their own school's academic integrity policy. No API or open-source licensing is mentioned on the pages reviewed.
- Combines writing, rewriting, and study tools in one place
- Free tools include an AI phrase detector that needs no signup
- Citation generator formats sources in APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard
- No API or open-source licensing is mentioned on the pages reviewed
- The site says university names do not imply endorsement and users must follow their own school's academic integrity policy