AURiX

Reads a text and gives one repeatable number for how much machine-assistant voice is in it — same text, same number, never uploaded.

Counts, in your saved AI chats, the turns where you pushed back, the stock phrases (“great question”, “absolutely”), and the turns where the AI said “I was wrong”, “my mistake” or “I apologize for the error” — those three phrases only, so that count can only come out low.

Makes a copy of your AI record you can hand to family, a helper or the public with names swapped, and keeps the real one home.

Shows the words only you use, counted from a folder of your own writing — reads your files, never changes them, never uploads them.

Shows the words you lean on without noticing, counted from your own writing — reads only, nothing leaves your machine.

Turns a table of your numbers into one chart page that opens with no internet — nothing uploaded, your file untouched.

Shows which files in a folder of your writing are still growing and which went quiet — reads only, never changes them.

Tells you which of your drafts are tight and which are padded, naming the filler it found — reads only, nothing leaves your machine.

Shows every sense you have used one word in across your own writing, dated — reads only, with no internet.

Flags the lines in your writing that name an intent a lawyer would seize on, before you send them — a reading, not legal advice.

Send your export; it comes back rebuilt, scrubbed where you choose, searchable — done for you, nothing of yours kept afterward.

One button in your browser brings every Cowork session the export leaves out home as dated files — unofficial door, nothing kept anywhere but your Downloads. Not on the store yet — sent on request.

Runs the free glass over a site’s pages and writes a dated list of what it observed and what it did not test — not a seal, not a verdict. Not on the store yet — sent on request.