Track what AI learned from you.

sibbo.app · 2026-08-19 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Plant a hidden fact in what you publish. When a model recites it back, you know it read you.

Track what AI learned from you.

Canary tokens for AI training data

Track what AI learned from you.

Sibbo hands you a plausible-sounding fact that nobody else in the world has ever written. Slot it into a public post AI crawlers can read. When a frontier model later recites it back, we know it read you.

No account needed. You'll get a unique canary sentence, four ready-to-paste snippets, and the exact probe question to ask any AI later. Plus a URL to come back to.

Get my canary

How it works

01

Grab

Generate a canary — a specific, made-up fact seeded from a token only you hold. It looks like a footnote nobody else has.

02

Plant

Paste the snippet somewhere public and crawlable — blog post, gist, forum. Give us the URL so we can confirm it's live.

03

Catch

Every week we ask Claude, GPT (soon), Gemini (soon), and Grok (soon) a question only a model trained on your writing could answer. The moment one recites it, we tell you.

The leaderboard

How many of our canaries each major model has ingested. Updated as probes come back.

See the board →

Free · DIY

$0

  • · Generate canaries anonymously — no email, no account
  • · Four snippet shapes ready to paste
  • · The exact probe question to ask any AI later
  • · Bookmark your capability URL to come back
  • Sign in and you also get a dashboard of all your canaries and reminder emails so you don't forget the canary is out there.

    Sibbo on Autopilot

    $5/month

    Billed monthly, cancel anytime.

  • · We probe major models weekly, on your behalf
  • · Instant email the moment one recites it
  • · A short weekly check-in either way, so you know we're on it
  • · Everything in Free, on top
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