Checks essays against Turnitin, GPTZero and other detectors, then rewrites flagged passages to read as human-written.
Lunchbreak AI is aimed at students, researchers and professional writers who draft with AI tools and need the final text to pass detection. You paste in a draft, it runs the text against detectors including Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality, Copyleaks, Writer and Sapling, then rewrites the passages that get flagged so they read more conversationally. A free plan covers one short essay and limited daily rewrites; the Pro plan is $10 a month and adds unlimited essays, 10,000 monthly humanization words, and source citations. No company name or location is listed on the site.
Free plan covers one roughly 750-word essay; Pro is $10/month or $120/year for unlimited essays and 10,000 humanization words monthly.
Use tool ↗Lunchbreak AI is built specifically around beating named AI detectors rather than generic paraphrasing, which is a narrower and more testable claim than most humanizer tools make. The obvious catch is that using it to submit AI-assisted work as your own can violate academic integrity policies regardless of whether it fools a detector.
Watch out: Using this to disguise AI-generated coursework as your own writing can breach academic integrity rules even when it passes detection.
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