Hello everyone,

I'm a solo developer, and I'd like to share a side project I've been working on: BypassGPT.

The problem I'm trying to solve is the increasingly frustrating "AI detection" issue. As a user of AI for my personal and professional writing, I found myself constantly being flagged by services like GPTZero and other detectors, even when I had made significant edits myself. I felt like the tools designed to help me were now getting in my way.

So, I decided to build a solution. BypassGPT is an AI humanizer. You paste in your AI-generated text, and it intelligently rewrites it to sound more natural and human-like. It rephrases sentences and varies vocabulary to bypass most detection algorithms, while maintaining the original meaning.

A few key points about the tool:

It's free and requires no sign-up. I wanted to make it as accessible as possible for everyone to try.

It includes a basic built-in detector. While it may not be as robust as some professional services, my main focus was on developing the "humanizing" algorithm itself.

I believe this tool can be valuable for content creators and others who use AI as a legitimate part of their workflow but are tired of being unfairly penalized by aggressive detectors.

I'm excited to finally share this with the HN community. I'm here to answer any questions you have and would love to hear your thoughts and honest feedback.

Nice! You might want to add a description of what data is stored, as I see no mention of it. Don't expect people to copy-paste text without knowing what happens to it. And even if they do it's sensible to explain what you do with their data.

I do appreciate the irony: use an AI to make AI-generated text sound less like an AI.

The image has illegible text and even says BapsyGPT.