Citation-friendly pages
WEAKOnly 2 fetched URLs match citation-friendly patterns: /tools and /guide/best-budget-apps. The sitemap also lists 8 /vs/ pages, which need a separate check.
3 pages analysed for AI-writing patterns.
54/100
MIXED
Scored 54/100 across 3 pages. The writing has some shape but several tells per page (15 flagged) suggest AI assistance without an editor's pass. Cleanup is straightforward, not a rewrite.
HOW THE SCORE WORKS
0-40
Human
Voice, specifics, edits visible.
41-60
Mixed
Some shape, several tells per page.
61-80
AI-heavy
Formulaic. Demoted on next core update.
81-100
Fully AI
Em dashes, stock openers, repetition.
01/blog/what-its-for-vs-where-it-is794 words · 2 em dashes · 6 tells55
/blog/what-its-for-vs-where-it-is
794 words · 2 em dashes · 6 tells
- EM DASH
“This separation is the core of SmartJib — learn how to track bank, home, and wallet as separate balances in SmartJib.”
Unedited em dash used as a clause separator where a period would work; it also repeats the brand name twice in one sentence.
- EM DASH
“This guide is part of SmartJib — a free private budget tracker for Morocco that supports MAD, dirham and 12 currencies”
A second em dash introduces an appositive description, which is a typical LLM habit.
- REPETITION
“Track bank, home, and wallet as separate balances.”
The phrase 'bank, home, and wallet' recurs through the page, including the intro, workflow, list and conclusion, where a human would use 'them' or 'each place'.
- OTHER
“Keeping purpose and location separate provides both answers without forcing one set of labels to do two jobs.”
Abstract, tidy summary line typical of LLM conclusions, with the neat 'two views, two jobs' framing hammered repeatedly.
- OTHER
“Needs cover essential commitments and everyday necessities.”
Formulaic parallel definitions (Needs/Wants/Savings) with generic wording and no specific detail, in the rule-of-three list style.
- STOCK PHRASE
“Clarity comes from keeping both views”
Generic wrap-up heading and a 'The first question / The second question' scaffold read as templated LLM structure.
02/fr/blog/suivi-depenses-sans-compte-bancaire1,117 words · 13 em dashes · 6 tells66
/fr/blog/suivi-depenses-sans-compte-bancaire
1,117 words · 13 em dashes · 6 tells
- EM DASH
“Ce que l'application voit — et ce qu'elle ne verra jamais”
Em dash used as clause separator in a heading; the page has 11 em dashes in total, including the summary, body and closing paragraph.
- EM DASH
“Besoins — 2 800 MAD : loyer 1 500, courses 900, transport 250, factures 150.”
Em dashes appear again as list separators (Besoins, Envies, Épargne), which a human editor would replace with a colon.
- EM DASH
“Pour d'autres, l'automatisation vaut mieux — et c'est une décision légitime”
Another unedited em dash; the pattern '— et ...' repeats at least four times across the page.
- NOT JUST X, BUT Y
“L'objectif n'est pas de tout noter parfaitement, mais de noter assez pour que la fin du mois n'ait plus de zone d'ombre.”
'Not X but Y' parallel scaffolding used to add fake depth.
- NOT JUST X, BUT Y
“le liquide n'est pas un cas particulier, c'est la norme”
Same negation-then-reframe construction, repeated several times: 'c'est un transfert, pas une sortie', 'est un emplacement, pas une dépense'.
- OTHER
“Le montant dit combien, la catégorie dit pourquoi, l'emplacement dit d'où : trois questions, une seule saisie.”
Rule-of-three aphorism closer, a neat summarising slogan typical of LLM output.
03/fr/learn/budget-app-vs-spreadsheet405 words · 3 tells40
/fr/learn/budget-app-vs-spreadsheet
405 words · 3 tells
- OTHER
“Un tableur n’est pas un mauvais budget et une application n’est pas forcément meilleure.”
Balanced both-sides negation framing is a common LLM opener, though mild here and followed by a clear viewpoint.
- OTHER
“Comptez les achats réellement saisis, pas les graphiques créés.”
Tidy 'X, not Y' contrast line in a list; formulaic but concrete and useful.
- OTHER
“Exemples pédagogiques, pas des conseils financiers. Utilisez vos revenus et charges réels.”
Boilerplate disclaimer; generic hedging, though standard for finance pages.