EGOGOR
Analyze your online ego with AI
Egogor scans your Reddit posts and comments, measures self-reference patterns, and delivers a brutally honest ego score powered by AI analysis.
Free to use · Profile must be public
How it works
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Enter username
Paste a Reddit profile link or username
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AI analysis
We scan posts, comments, and writing patterns
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Get your score
Receive your ego score with an honest diagnosis
Sample Analysis
What we analyze
Self-reference patterns
How often you use "I", "me", "my", and "myself" relative to other words. High self-reference rates often correlate with self-centered communication styles.
Promotional behavior
Detecting phrases like "check out", "subscribe", "follow me", and other self-promotional language that signals ego-driven posting habits.
Idea sharing vs. broadcasting
Do you share perspectives, research, and insights — or mostly broadcast your own opinions? We measure the balance between intellectual curiosity and ego.
AI-powered diagnosis
Our AI reads your actual posts and comments, not just the numbers. It picks up on tone, recurring themes, and writing style to deliver a personalized ego diagnosis.
Frequently asked questions
Is this actually accurate?
Egogor combines statistical text analysis with AI interpretation. The ego score is based on measurable patterns in your writing — self-reference frequency, promotional language, and idea-sharing behavior. The AI diagnosis adds context by reading your actual posts.
Does this work with private profiles?
No. Egogor can only analyze publicly available Reddit posts and comments. If a profile is set to private or has no recent activity, the analysis will not be possible.
What does the ego score mean?
Scores range from 1 to 100. Under 45 means you are relatively balanced. Between 45 and 70 suggests moderate self-focus. Above 70 indicates strong ego-driven communication patterns. Everyone scores at least 30 — some ego is perfectly normal.
Is my data stored?
Analysis results are saved to your account so you can review past results. We do not store the raw Reddit content after analysis is complete. You can view your history from the dashboard.