Child safety built around your program — RoseShield for governments

RoseShield detects risk. Your jurisdiction defines the response.

Your rules guide RoseShield’s response. Set thresholds for blocking, warnings and alerts; your designated safeguarding authority decides how to follow up and meet reporting obligations.

What the engine does

Detects harm on the device, scores it, and acts on the thresholds your policy sets.

What stays sovereign

Definitions, escalation routes, retention, reporting obligations, and every decision that carries legal weight.

Why local processing matters

Start safety checks on the device and keep the information shared for review focused on the concern.

Reduce routine collection

Keep supported safety checks close to the child, sharing information when deeper analysis or review is needed.

Define the purpose

Set clear rules for how safeguarding information is used.

Control retention

Agree what information is retained and who can access it.

Make the approach clear

Explain the protection, data flows and responsibilities to the families involved.

Evaluate on your hardware

Measure local processing and cloud use for your program.

Plan for the program’s life

Review access, retention and governance as the program develops.

What RoseShield provides

A detection layer. The authority keeps control of policy, escalation and reporting.

Protection close to the child

RoseShield starts checks on the device. Information shared for deeper analysis, alerts or review follows your program’s configuration and retention policy.

The law stays yours

What counts as grooming, exploitation or a reportable event is a matter for your jurisdiction. The engine scores; your authority decides. That allocation is written into the architecture, not only the contract.

A clear basis for review

Give your technical and governance teams a view of the protection, data flows and decisions before a program expands.

RoseShield Core integrates with supported Android and AOSP builds. Work with device partners to evaluate access, controls and settings for your program.

How a program runs

Technical validation, then a bounded pilot, then expansion against thresholds agreed in advance.

Technical validationNo citizens involved

Your engineers verify the architecture on your own hardware. Network traffic analysis, model footprint, battery and latency measured under your conditions.

Bounded pilotA defined cohort

An opt-in group at a size your regulator and your legal team are comfortable with. Success criteria and stop conditions written down before it starts.

EvaluationPublished, not asserted

Detection performance by harm category, false-positive rate by intervention tier, and what the pilot failed to catch.

ScaleOnly on gates met

Expansion against thresholds agreed in advance. If the evidence does not support the next stage, the next stage does not happen.

This sequence produces the evidence a parliamentary question, a court or a journalist will ask for, before it is asked for.

Put protection
closer to the child.