About AI Slop or Not
Every week another AI product launches promising to replace your team, your workflow, or your brain. Some of them are genuinely useful. A lot of them are slop — a thin AI wrapper shipped to ride the hype, with no real thought behind it. It's getting hard to tell which is which from a landing page alone.
AI Slop or Not is the Rotten Tomatoes of AI. Instead of critics rating movies Fresh or Rotten, our critics rate AI products Slop or Not — for both B2B AI software and B2C AI apps. No marketing copy, no vendor self-reporting. Just critics who actually used the thing.
How the Slop Score works
Every product gets a Slop Score — the percentage of critics who called it Slop. It works backwards from what you might expect a "good" score to look like: a low percentage is good news, a high percentage means most critics think it's slop.
A product most critics vouch for lands around 10% slop, 90% not — a great score. A product most critics think is a thin AI wrapper with nothing behind it lands closer to 90% slop, 10% not — a bad one.
Mostly "Not" verdicts. This is a good score — critics trust it.
Mostly "Slop" verdicts. This is a bad score — buyer beware.
| Slop Score | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 0–49% | ✅ Not |
| 50–100% | 🚨 Slop |
Who are the critics?
A curated panel, not an open vote — same idea as Rotten Tomatoes' critic panel. Each critic writes a real review and casts a verdict, and the Slop Score is calculated from those verdicts. Anyone can still submit a company to be reviewed; our critics take it from there.