No cloud review required
The model runs locally. Camera review needs no account, remote reviewer or network connection.
The camera safety layer for Android
Add nudity-blocking AI to your Android app. SakOS Camera reviews photos and videos on the device, helping keep flagged content out of a child's saved media. No cloud upload needed for review.
Source available · Experimental SDK · Android 8.0+
Safety starts at capture
Give children room to explore with a camera built around their safety. SakOS adds a nudity check between capturing a moment and letting it into your app's saved library.
Keep your own Android experience. Connect your camera flow to the SDK's photo and video review pipelines.
AI checks for nudity locally. Photos are reviewed in memory; videos are reviewed from private temporary storage.
Only an approved result can reach the SDK's saved-output path. Rejected, failed or incomplete reviews don't get through.
AI can miss content or flag harmless captures. Video review samples frames. SakOS is a safety layer, not a guarantee that every capture is safe. Understand the limits →
Their moments stay theirs
A child's photo shouldn't need a trip to a server to be checked. SakOS runs its review on the Android device, including when it is offline.
See how media stays privateThe model runs locally. Camera review needs no account, remote reviewer or network connection.
Unapproved photos produce no SDK-written image file. Video stays in private staging until the review decision.
Build a private gallery and decide when approved media may be exported. Keep control of permissions, storage and sharing.
Safe Kids OS
SakOS means Safe Kids OS. Camera is our Android SDK layer for teams building technology for children. Integrate it into your app; keep your brand, interface and product vision.
Plan nudity blocking and private media from the start, whether you're building a kids' phone experience, a learning app or a creative tool.
Use modular libraries for on-device AI, CameraX photos, sampled video review and approved output. A sample app shows how the pieces connect.
Build with SakOS
Explore the public source, sample app and integration guide. The SDK is experimental; a versioned release and remote Maven packages are not yet available.