Content
Cut filler, repetition, vague claims, and default AI phrasing.
Four cleanup modes
Different mess. Same suspicious smell.
Clean content, audit a webpage, sharpen a prompt, or inspect a pasted code snippet. Pick what you are working on and Slop Swamp changes what it looks for.
Website
Find weak sections, soft CTAs, and pages that say very little at length.
Prompt
Turn loose ideas into build instructions an AI tool can actually follow.
Code
Review pasted snippets for fragility, duplication, and missed states.
Choose the right lens
The score changes with the job
A homepage should not be judged like a React component. Each mode uses a different set of checks, examples, and practical fixes.
- Content mode prioritises clarity, voice, rhythm, and useful specificity.
- Website mode looks at hierarchy, claims, calls to action, and section-level repetition.
- Prompt mode checks context, constraints, acceptance criteria, and missing decisions.
- Code mode flags likely maintenance, accessibility, and implementation problems.
One useful result
No generic wall of advice
Every scan starts with a plain score, shows the strongest signals, and gives you a useful next move. Full cleanup adds the detailed rewrite or action plan.
- A score you can understand without reading a methodology document.
- Examples pulled from the text you actually submitted.
- Fixes written in plain English.
- A cleaner version that keeps the point and loses the sludge.
Not sure which mode you need?
Paste the suspicious thing in. The machine will help you choose.