FakeScan – Free AI fake review detector (Fakespot alternative)
After Fakespot was acquired by Mozilla and then shut down, I wanted a simple tool to check if Amazon product reviews are genuine. So I built FakeScan. Paste any

Replaces Fakespot's shutdown gap, but ReviewMeta already does this.
Amazon shoppers concerned about review authenticity
Fakespot · ReviewMeta · Amazon's own review feedback system
FakeScan analyzes Amazon product reviews using AI to give you a trust score 0-100. It looks at review timing patterns, star distribution anomalies, reviewer behavior, and linguistic red flags.
How it works: paste an Amazon product URL → we scrape the publicly available review data (star histogram, visible reviews) → Llama 3.3 70B analyzes the patterns → you get a trust score with specific red flags called out.
No extension required, works in any browser. 3 free scans per day.
Built as a solo project. Would love feedback on accuracy and what other platforms you'd want supported.
After Fakespot was acquired by Mozilla and then shut down, I wanted a simple tool to check if Amazon product reviews are genuine. So I built FakeScan. Paste any
Free Fakespot replacement, but ReviewMeta and browser extensions already exist.
Distribution shape analysis beats average star rating for spotting engineered reviews.
Short, 15-second recorded takes plus an AI verification step is a smart twist on noisy written reviews — it's compact, snackable content that could surface honest signals. The landing page nails the messaging and onboarding hook (Google sign-in, one-button record), but it leaves key questions unanswered: how reliable is the 'AI evaluates' authenticity check, and who funds the payouts?
Forensic report on one video, not a reusable detection tool anyone can run.
Uses on-device camera pulse detection to gamify lying, no servers required.