SpeakMate

SpeakMate is a parent–child protection app. On the child’s phone it blocks adult content in real time and enforces app limits. On the parent’s phone it is a dashboard only — no monitoring runs there. ACCESSIBILITYSERVICE API SpeakMate uses Android’s AccessibilityService API on the CHILD device only. This API is required so SpeakMate can read on-screen text, content descriptions, and the name of the app in the foreground. SpeakMate compares that text, on the device, against an adult-content keyword list. When a match is found, SpeakMate closes the page or app and notifies the linked parent. Data that may appear in on-screen content — and is therefore accessed through the AccessibilityService API — includes: • Name • Email address • Phone number • Photos (titles, captions, and on-screen descriptions only — SpeakMate does not take screenshots or save images) • Personal identifiers • Device or other identifiers (Android ID and app package name, sent only when a block or limit event occurs) • Other app performance data (foreground app name, protection status, block events) • Purchase-related text if it is visible on screen (SpeakMate does not extract or store purchase history through this API) Purpose: detect and block adult content, enforce daily app time limits and restricted apps, and notify the parent when a block occurs (app name, time, and matched keyword only). SpeakMate does not take screenshots, does not record the screen, does not sell data to advertisers, and does not use the AccessibilityService API on the parent phone. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install SpeakMate on both phones 2. Choose Parent on yours and Child on theirs 3. Pair the two phones with a one-time code 4. On the child’s phone, enable Accessibility and Usage Access after the in-app disclosure The parent sees block alerts, weekly reports, and can set daily time limits and restricted apps from their own phone.