No. Optico tools have been optimised to ensure minimal CPU usage and benchmarked to perform on low end mobile devices.

Because we're the only solution close to true preventive moderation. We catch a bad actor in real-time, the instant they're starting to bully or harass someone. This means the damage to the victim is minimal and other users won't be exposed to it.

Yes.

While the moderation tool is enabled, our AI engine monitors what each user says in the audio chat. Depending on context, it detects someone within 2-30 seconds from the moment a bad actor starts bullying/harassing another user. Within milliseconds after, you get an alert with the respective audio footage so you can take action. If enabled, automated actions (e.g. auto-muting) can also be triggered within milliseconds after dection.

Yes. We run on AWS, with all servers and storage being physically in the US. No human has access to the frames or audio clips sent by your app to our AI engine, unless they contain content dangerous for children. All others are immediately discarded after processing.Also, Optico doesn't have access to Personal Identifiable Data, only you do, outside of Optico. The only data sent by your app from each device are the device ID, the frame and the frame's timestamp.

Laws like California's Kids' Code require developers to ensure child safety is built in by default. Users manually reporting incidents, and you manually sorting through them and taking action against bad actors post-exposure won't be enough starting 2024. Plugging Optico in and letting it run in the background means your app can perform automated, pre-exposure and preventive content moderation.