Names the builder.
Fingerprints in the source, the loaded files and the hosting tell Lovable from Bolt from v0, even on a custom domain.
Kitsuvo for macOS and Windows
A browser that tells you when a website looks built by AI, names the builder, and shows you exactly why.
Every page, read
Kitsuvo scores every page you open from 0 to 100, on your computer, the moment it renders.
Fingerprints in the source, the loaded files and the hosting tell Lovable from Bolt from v0, even on a custom domain.
Every score comes with the signals behind it. Evidence, never a verdict on the people who made the site.
Turn on blocking and likely AI-built pages wait behind a quiet notice, always one click from showing.
Three questions
So Kitsuvo asks three separate questions, each with its own evidence. Only one of them will ever interrupt you.
By an AI app builder or a coding agent. Provenance, not harm, so it's a neutral note.
Pasted chatbot replies, unfilled template slots, pages built around ad slots.
A look-alike address asking for your password or card. This one stops you, with Go back always first.
Search, sorted out
Results from known AI-builder hosting carry their verdict right in the list. Kitsuvo never visits a result you didn't open.
How it reads a page
Kitsuvo snapshots the page and checks builder fingerprints, hosting, scaffold leftovers and design patterns. Always on. Nothing leaves.
With your own TypeSafe or OpenRouter key, Jev weighs a short digest of the page. Never cookies, forms or the full page.
Press Explain the score and Claude writes why, in plain words, with its evidence. Or run a model on this computer instead.
Private by design
Kitsuvo never connects anywhere on its own. The only thing that ever leaves is the digest you send to an AI engine you set up.
Kitsuvo is in private preview for macOS and Windows. The public download is on its way.
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