Apple Built Half.
We Built the Rest.
iOS has Sensitive Content Analysis — it flags incoming images. But it won't scan photos already in your library. Apple chose not to do that job. So we did.
A Job Apple Chose Not to Do
In iOS 17, Apple introduced Sensitive Content Analysis — on-device machine learning that detects nudity in incoming AirDrops, Messages, and FaceTime video. Good feature. Important feature.
But it only works on incoming content. Your existing photo library — years of camera roll history, imported photos, screenshots, saved images — Apple's tools won't touch it. That's not a bug, it's a choice they made. They built the detection engine and pointed it at the front door only.
SkinVault does the job Apple won't: scanning photos you already have.
Apple SCA
- ✓ Flags incoming AirDrops
- ✓ Flags incoming Messages
- ✓ FaceTime video detection
- ✗ Won't scan existing photos
- ✗ No batch scanning
- ✗ No user-initiated scans
SkinVault
- ✓ Scans your entire library
- ✓ Batch scanning (10+ at once)
- ✓ You choose when to scan
- ✓ Multiple AI models
- ✓ Fully on-device — no uploads
- ✓ Apple verified privacy
ONNX Runtime
Production-grade inference. Same models used in content moderation systems.
Never Leaves Your Phone
On-device inference. Your photos never touch a network connection.
Fast Batch
Scan 10 photos at once. Free tier: 3 per batch, 10 per minute.
Free to Start
Free tier for occasional use. $4.99/mo for power users.
Do the Job Yourself
Apple's tools won't scan your existing photos. SkinVault will. Free to download.
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