The engine runs on the device your app is already on. Inference happens there, so there is no cloud round-trip for scanning and no cross-app monitoring permission to justify — it ships inside your binary rather than trying to watch the phone from outside it.
Embedded inside your own app, RoseShield sees the content your app already handles, without relying on cross-app monitoring permissions. That is all it needs, and all it should have.
It also means your users are not asked to install anything extra, or to trust a third party they have never heard of. Your own app’s permissions and store disclosures still apply, and we will help you write them.
Detection, scoring and a review path through one integration point, rather than built from scratch inside your roadmap.
You keep the decisions. What your product does with a verdict is yours to define.
See it workingThe engine returns a verdict. What your product does with it — block, warn, escalate, notify — is your product policy. RoseShield returns the detection and the reasoning; your product makes the decision.
If your product advertises that it detects grooming or sextortion, a regulator or an app store will eventually ask you to show your working. We will supply detection performance data by harm category and model version as it is published, so the answer is on your desk before the question arrives.
A wrong flag that produces a private prompt is cheap. One that produces an accusation is not. Design your response tiers accordingly, and we will help you.
Evaluate the engine against your own content and your own thresholds before any commercial conversation. Production terms are agreed separately.
What you get: sandbox access, documentation and someone technical to talk to. What it costs: nothing to evaluate — licensed to the platform when you go to production. What happens next: you test the engine against your own content and your own thresholds before any commercial conversation.
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