One scan finds every AI agent on your machine — and everything it left behind. A quiet way back from the digital noise. Scan now→
Philosophy
A file either carries proof of where it came from, or it doesn’t. We read C2PA manifests, generator fingerprints and metadata — and we say “inconclusive” when that’s the honest answer.
Checks run inside your browser; the device scan runs on your own machine. Your photos, voice notes and files never leave you — a purity tool that harvested your data would be a contradiction.
The goal isn’t to fear AI. It’s to know exactly where it lives in your digital life — and to choose, deliberately, how much of it you keep.
Tools
Find installed AI agents and the residue they leave behind — OpenClaw, Clawdbot, Moltbot, plaintext API keys, exposed local ports. Runs locally. Cleanup is reversible.
…and for the media you receive
A free AI image detector: C2PA Content Credentials, Stable Diffusion parameter chunks, generator fingerprints, EXIF.
A free AI voice detector: spectral band-limit analysis, channel facts, encoder and voice-clone fingerprints.
A free AI video detector: container atoms, Sora/Veo/Runway markers in the byte stream, sampled-frame review.
Trust
Real-world studies show pixel-level AI detectors collapse outside the lab — accuracy near coin-flip on fresh generators, and simple attacks flip most verdicts. So Aipurity is built on a different foundation: evidence the file actually carries. When a check says detected, the file itself named its maker. When it says inconclusive, no honest tool could say more.
FAQ
The core checks are free and run locally in your browser. New accounts start with 20 free credits; paid plans add a cloud second opinion, scheduled re-scans and batch volume. Your files never leave your machine on any plan.
No. Image, audio and video analysis is JavaScript running in your tab, and the device scan is a readable script running on your own machine. Load the page, go offline, and everything still works.
It means the file carries no provable evidence either way — usually because a screenshot, platform re-encode or export stripped the metadata. We report that honestly instead of dressing a guess up as a percentage.
Because in independent, real-world benchmarks, pixel-based AI detectors collapse to near coin-flip on fresh generators — a confident-looking score would be theater. We read evidence the file actually carries: C2PA manifests, generator metadata, spectral measurements.
A cryptographically signed manifest that records who made a file and how it was edited, backed by Adobe, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and major camera makers. From 2 August 2026 the EU AI Act requires AI-generated media to carry machine-readable marks like these — Aipurity verifies them today.
Manifesto
AI will write, draw, speak and decide more of the world every year. Purity isn’t refusing that world — it’s being able to see it clearly. Measure first. Then choose.