Illuminarty detects whether an image or a piece of text was created by AI. For images it reports the probability of AI generation, points to which regions look synthetic, and identifies the generator model most likely involved, covering synthetic, tampered and deepfake content. For text it scores likelihood and marks the passages most likely written by a model. Basic detection is free, Basic costs $10 per month, Pro costs $30 per month, and Enterprise is priced on request.
Journalists and fact-checkers can use it to vet suspicious pictures before publishing. Teachers and editors checking written submissions get passage-level highlights instead of a single score. Artists and stock photo reviewers can verify that work is human-made, and trust and safety teams can screen user uploads. Developers and companies that want detection inside their own products can call the API, which allows 10,000 requests per day on Basic and 40,000 on Pro, with unlimited usage and an SLA for Enterprise customers.
Typical scenarios include checking a viral photo for signs of Midjourney-style generation, reviewing a freelancer's illustration, and screening student essays for machine-written sections. Marketplaces can automate checks on seller images through the API, and communities can set up an arrangement for custom detection. Results are presented as probabilities, so reviewers use them as evidence alongside their own judgment. A browser extension is in development to run the detectors while browsing. Pro adds API integration support and nightly builds of the full feature set, which helps product teams that depend on detection in production. Communities and enterprises can ask for a separate arrangement with custom detection tuned to their own users and content.
