Can't be removed
ArmorKept uses device management on a supervised iPhone. It can't be deleted, and it blocks other browsers, VPNs and deleting apps, so there's no quiet way around it.
Accountability for iPhone
Guard your eyes. Keep your word. Don't walk alone.
ArmorKept is a filter and accountability app for men who want real protection on their iPhone, one that can't be quietly switched off, with a partner who's in it with them.
Coming soon to theApp Store
See how it works
For iPhone. Partners use AK Reports on iPhone or the web.
How it works
Three steps to a phone you can trust
Set it up once with your partner. After that, the phone holds the line even on the hard days.
Choose your partner
Ask someone you trust: your wife, a friend, a parent or a pastor. They download AK Reports or sign in on the web and link to your phone.
Lock it in
Set up your iPhone as a supervised device and install ArmorKept. From then on it can't be removed, and other browsers, VPNs and dating apps stay blocked.
Ask, don't hide
When you need an app or website, tap “Ask partner.” They approve it for a while, for a time window, or say no, and they see what's happening on your phone.
Features
Strict where it matters. Calm everywhere else.
ArmorKept closes the usual loopholes and keeps the checking on your phone.
Partner approval for apps and sites
Screen Time blocks apps and websites until your partner says yes. They can allow it for any length of time, or for a window like 3:00–4:30 PM.
A Safari filter with no loopholes
Every page and image is checked on the phone. Sexual text and products are blocked, including “educational” pages.
A verse while pages are checked
Instead of a flash of whatever loaded, you see a calm white screen with a Bible verse until the page is cleared.
Screen monitor for image-heavy apps
For the apps you choose, an on-device monitor watches the screen. Nothing is recorded or uploaded; if something explicit shows up, the phone locks and your partner is told.
Dating apps and sites, always blocked
No exceptions to argue about. Dating apps and websites stay blocked.
Website and app history
Your partner can see the sites you visit (address and page title) and how long you spend in each app.
Instant alerts
Your partner hears about it right away if explicit content is detected, the monitor is stopped, or someone tries to tamper with protection.
AK Reports for partners
A partner app for iPhone, plus a web version, to approve requests, set rules and read reports from anywhere.
For partners, parents and pastors
You don't have to be a tech expert to help
AK Reports puts everything in one place, on your iPhone or any web browser. It's built to start honest conversations, not to make you a full-time monitor.
- Approve or deny requests in one tap: for 15 minutes, a time window, a day or always
- See websites visited, app time and what was blocked
- Get alerts the moment something is detected or protection is tampered with
- Block or allow apps and App Store installs from anywhere
Husbands & wives
Rebuild trust with something more solid than a promise.
Parents of teens
Give your son a phone that keeps him safe while he grows into it.
Pastors & mentors
Walk alongside the men you disciple with real visibility.
FAQ
Questions, answered honestly
Who is ArmorKept for?
Men and teenage boys who want real accountability on their iPhone, and the people who walk with them: a wife, a friend, a parent, a pastor or a mentor. It's built for someone who wants the guardrails, not for spying on someone who doesn't know.
What do I need to set it up?
An iPhone and a partner. For the strongest protection the phone is set up as a supervised device (a one-time step with Apple Configurator on a Mac that erases the phone first), which is what makes ArmorKept impossible to remove. We walk you through it, and you can ask us for help.
Can I just delete the app or turn it off?
On a supervised iPhone, no. Device management stops the app and its profile from being removed, and also blocks deleting apps, adding VPNs and installing other browsers. If Screen Time access is revoked or the monitor stops, your partner is alerted.
What can my partner see?
Websites you visit in Safari (the address and page title, not what you type), how long you use each app, which apps are installed, what was blocked, and any alerts. They never see your messages, photos, passwords or a recording of your screen.
Does anything from my screen get uploaded?
No. Pages, images and the screen monitor are all checked on the phone itself. Only short events leave the phone, like “blocked 3 images on example.com” or “detected, 92%.” See the privacy policy for the full list.
How does approval work?
When something is blocked, tap “Ask partner.” Your partner gets a notification and can allow it for a set length of time, for a time window such as 3:00–4:30 PM, always, or say no. When the time runs out it's blocked again automatically.
Why is everything in Safari? Can I use Chrome?
The filter that checks every page and image runs inside Safari, so other browsers are blocked. That's on purpose: a second browser would be a way around the filter.
Is it only for Christians?
No. ArmorKept was built by Christians and the block screen shows a Bible verse, but anyone who wants accountability is welcome. Partners can turn the verse screen off.
Does it work on Android, iPad or Mac?
Not yet. ArmorKept is for iPhone today. Other devices may come later. The AK Reports partner app works on iPhone and on the web, so partners can use any computer.
When can I download it?
ArmorKept is coming soon to the App Store. If you'd like to know when it's ready, get in touch.
Ready to stand firm?
ArmorKept is coming soon to the App Store. Find a partner now, and you'll be ready on day one.