The filter is a speed bump.
The report is the product.
Lighthouse blocks adult content at the DNS layer on every screen you own: Android, Google TV, Mac, and Windows. It reports to allies you choose, and turning anything off is itself reported. That's the point.
Google TVWhat it does
A 76,000-domain adult blocklist enforced at the DNS layer, on the device. SafeSearch is forced across Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. No cloud proxy reading your traffic.
Add any site, from any device or this dashboard, and it's blocked everywhere within minutes. Tightening never needs permission.
Exceptions exist, but in the open: unblocking a site is a request your ally approves, denies, or snoozes. The portal can only tighten.
On Android and Google TV, a newly installed app is locked until an ally approves it. A device-owner TV can refuse new installs entirely.
Flagged hits in real time, a daily report, a weekly digest. Allies read it in email or their own dashboard, and choose their alert mix.
Every loosening attempt has a name and sends an email. A device that goes quiet triggers its own alert; silence is a signal too.
Each platform pins its own DNS settings and repairs them in seconds if anything changes them, and reports that it happened.
Clients update themselves from a signed channel. Downgrades are refused unconditionally; an older build is a loosening too.
How it works
One account covers the phone, the TV, the laptop, and the PC. Each device filters locally and checks in every five minutes.
A spouse, a friend, a sponsor. They see what matters: flagged hits, tamper events, silence. In email and their own dashboard.
Blocks you add apply instantly. Loosening anything needs an ally's approval, from their device. The portal can only tighten.
There is no quiet exit. Pausing the filter, changing DNS, revoking a device, starting an uninstall: each one notifies your allies. Even going silent is a signal: a device that stops checking in triggers an alert on its own.
What allies see, and what they don't
- Flagged hits (adult-category domains, time-stamped)
- Tamper events: every loosening attempt, named
- Silence: devices that stop reporting
- The device roster and app versions
- Requests waiting on their approval
- Full browsing history. This is not a surveillance feed
- Message content, screenshots, or keystrokes
- Anything from devices you never enrolled
Accountability needs trust in both directions. Allies get the signal, not the noise.