Smodin

Smodin is an AI writing assistant pairing a writer, rewriter and humanizer with an AI content detector and plagiarism checker, sold per account.

Smodin takes a piece of writing from a blank page to a submitted draft. It then checks the text for AI flags and copied passages before it goes out. The suite runs at smodin.io and comes from Smodin LLC, the company Kevin Danikowski founded in 2017. One account opens every tool, so nobody juggles separate services for drafting, rewriting and checking. The main menu lists the AI Content Detector, AI Humanizer, Plagiarism Checker, AI Writing, AI Chat and AI Mock Interview. The AI Writer drafts essays, articles and summaries from a short prompt or outline, and it formats references in APA or MLA. The Rewriter paraphrases a passage without changing its meaning and can return more than one version. The AI Humanizer reworks machine-written text so it reads as human-written, while the AI Content Detector checks a draft for signs of AI generation. The Plagiarism Checker matches a document against published sources and returns similarity scores with links to each match. AI Chat, a Text Summarizer, a Translator and a career toolkit for cover letters and mock interviews complete the set. Smodin is built for students, academics, professionals and freelance writers who produce text on deadlines and need it checked before anyone else reads it. A student can draft an essay, cite its sources and run a plagiarism scan in one sitting. Freelancers use the same tools for blog posts, ad copy and emails, and job seekers rehearse interviews with feedback. The subscription is flat per account, in two tiers billed monthly or annually, and both tiers include every tool. The upper tier adds premium models, unlimited writing output, the Chrome extension and API access. Writers use Smodin in the browser, either in the smodin.io workspace or through the Chrome extension. The extension brings grammar and spelling fixes into Gmail for an email, Google Docs for a report and Notion for notes. It handles dozens of languages, so a writer can draft, translate and edit without leaving the page they are on. Developers who want Smodin's tools inside their own software connect through its API. A typical session takes one draft through writing, humanizing and a plagiarism check before it reaches a teacher, an editor or a hiring manager.