Smart-home safety guidance for survivors facing technology-enabled abuse
SpeakerFree is an active-hardening smart-home safety guidance tool for survivors dealing with technology-enabled abuse. It combines safety-context intake, device selection, AI-assisted plan generation through a gateway pattern with fallback endpoints, image-analysis flow, Bluetooth scanning, quick exit, camouflage mode, and minimized local-state handling. It should be evaluated as a safety-focused technical prototype that needs security, privacy, testing, and launch validation before high-risk public use.
Public-safe representative diagram. Actual interface screenshots require visual QA before public use.Product Preview
Smart-home safety guidance prototype
Active-hardening survivor-safety tool for smart-device risk assessment, safety-plan generation, image support, Bluetooth scanning, quick exit, and privacy-minded local-state handling.
Asset type
License + support retainer
General commercial structure.
Deal structure
ReactNext.jsNodeFirebase
Core application stack architecture.
Tech category
Domestic violence survivors
Domestic violence survivors, Stalking survivors
Best fit
Walkthrough by request
Public access does not imply self-service materials.
Access posture
Manual review by request
Materials are shared outside NPS after owner approval.
Next step
Product at a glance
Key asset details
Product stage
active-hardening
Revenue
Commercial
Availability
Walkthrough by request
Transaction
License + support retainer
Market context
Why buyers may care
Survivors facing smart-home abuse often need guidance under constrained and unsafe conditions. Standard device support assumes full account access, safe timing, and low risk of retaliation. Advocates may understand safety planning but lack device-specific troubleshooting depth. SpeakerFree addresses this gap, but because the use case is high-risk, every AI, privacy, storage, and handoff claim must be carefully bounded and verified before public launch.
SpeakerFree provides a browser-based safety workflow for assessing risk context, selecting or identifying smart devices, generating structured safety plans, and using safety controls such as quick exit, camouflage mode, and mobile handoff. The current implementation includes a browser-based frontend, a small backend AI gateway scaffold, plan validation, deterministic fallback guidance, consent-gated local persistence, and disabled URL state sharing for privacy.
Implemented scope
What is implemented
Core product systems implemented in the codebase and test suites.
Safety-context intake
Guided questions shape device guidance around physical access, account access, urgency, and notification risk.
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Local-first posture
No account system or backend database is documented; persistence is consent-gated and TTL-limited.
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Exit and disguise tools
Quick Exit, history chaffing, and camouflage mode support safer use on monitored devices.
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Active remediation
Audit materials identify gateway, storage, testing, and validation work needed before public launch.
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Evidence and diligence posture
Current evidence & diligence access
High-level software details are published for buyer review. Technical documentation, security records, architecture, and transfer materials are available under NDA.
Public overview
Available
Public pages provide buyer-centered positioning, fit, use cases, and a controlled next step without implementation details.
Private walkthrough
By request
A private walkthrough can be requested for qualified review. No public demo access is implied.
QA evidence
Controlled review
QA evidence is available in controlled review and should be freshly verified before buyer reliance.
Gated materials
Not public
Technical, security, billing, operational, transfer, and implementation materials are gated and are not included in the public portfolio payload.
What is public versus controlled review
Public pages are designed for discovery: product overview, use case, high-level features, category, and public-safe readiness summary. Deeper technical, security, billing, operational, transfer, and implementation materials are shared selectively after review.
An advocate uses SpeakerFree as a guided reference while helping a survivor think through smart-home device risks and safer timing.
Unknown-device triage
A user uploads or photographs an unfamiliar device, then uses fallback guidance or manual device selection when image analysis is unavailable.
Monitored-device escape path
A user relies on Quick Exit, camouflage mode, and chaffing behavior to reduce visible traces during an unsafe interruption.
Digital safety pilot
A DV technology program pilots the workflow with trained staff while validating storage, AI gateway, logging, and browser compatibility controls.
Private buyer materials
Qualified buyers may request a private product walkthrough and diligence package. Source-code access, technical documentation, security evidence, confidential scenario and rubric assets, IP records, and transfer materials are provided selectively under NDA.
Next step
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Request a private product walkthrough or initiate technical diligence. Source code, persona specifications, rubrics, and handoff documentation are available under NDA.
