Free tool
Review your Reddit reply before posting.
takes ten seconds
Paste a draft to check for stock phrases, formatting and website mentions. You decide which suggestions fit the conversation. No signup, and your draft stays in your browser.
What it checks
Openers like “Great question” and “I’d start by”, “the real question is” framing, em dashes and semicolons, “not just X, but Y” contrasts, stacked hedges, colon-heavy formatting, bulleted lists and bold headings, “Hope this helps!” sign-offs, length, and website mentions to check against community rules.
The checker uses fixed text patterns, not an AI model. These are editing prompts, not evidence of who wrote a comment. Punctuation, lists and longer answers can all be useful in the right thread.
How to use the result
A flag isn’t proof a model wrote the text, and a clean result isn’t a guarantee a reply will do well. The most reliable fix is the simplest: lead with the answer, cut the framing, and end on your last real point.
Questions
Is this an AI detector?
No. It doesn’t guess who wrote the text. It highlights specific wording and formatting patterns with optional edits. It cannot establish authorship.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The check runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored.
Why would a human-written comment get flagged?
Some people naturally write with em dashes or semicolons. A flag only means a text pattern matched. Keep your wording when it helps the reader.
Why flag website names?
Link and promotion rules vary by community. A website mention is a reminder to read the rules and disclose your connection when relevant; it does not predict removal.
Link to this tool
Free to link from guides and roundups: https://atomm.red/tools/reddit-reply-checker