You hand it a screen
A photo from your gallery, a screenshot, or your live screen. Warden takes whatever frame is in front of you.
Warden looks at the screen you hand it — a photo, a screenshot, a live share — and covers anything explicit, suggestive, or revealing before it reaches your eyes. If it can't be sure, it does not show you.
Portrait · fully covered
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Suggestive framing
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Revealing clothing
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Street · low risk
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You never have to judge a frame yourself. The shield decides, and you move on.
A photo from your gallery, a screenshot, or your live screen. Warden takes whatever frame is in front of you.
Nudity, intimate acts, underwear, thirst-trap framing, revealing clothing — each frame is scored against every one of them.
Anything over the line is masked on the spot and written to your log. In live mode the frame is walled off until a clean one returns.
Bare skin, exposed anatomy, any sexual act on screen.
Swimwear-level coverage and below counts as uncovered.
Posed, cropped, performative framing built to pull you in.
Sheer fabric, deep necklines, micro-coverage, clinging silhouettes.
Lingerie ads, fetish content, camera angles that leave little to guess.
Warden is a commitment device, not a preference. The rules are set once and the shield holds them, including on the days you would rather it didn't.
There is no button that turns the shield off from inside the app. Not one you can reach.
You cannot mark a source as fine just this once. Nothing is ever exempted.
Borderline frames are covered, not passed. The uncertainty never lands on your screen.
The honest limit — Warden guards inside its own walls and every frame you hand it. It cannot reach inside other apps on your phone or laptop, so pair it with your device's built-in content filter for that layer. Together, nothing slides past both.