Ever Accountable - Full Safety

Name: Ever Accountable - Full Safety
Rating: 4.1 (1013 reviews)
Author: Ever Accountable

By: Ever Accountable

Strong Blocking/Accountability

Features & Capabilities

Ever Accountable - Full Safety is a next-generation accountability app that uses on-device AI to guard your digital life across apps, not just web. It requires no VPN and works across popular social, sharing, and other apps, with you in control over who gets reports and what details are included.

It closes gaps in accountability by detecting potentially unsafe content in real time and offering gentle warnings to help you pause. ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications underscore its security and privacy posture. A single subscription covers all devices with a 14-day free trial, empowering safer, healthier digital habits.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Task Management

By:

Ever Accountable

Rating:

4.10

(1,013) 1 ratings

Version:

19.3.40 Last updated: 2026-06-15

Version code:

885274975

Creation date:

2016-06-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

121.78MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-29

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Developed by:

Ever Accountable

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ever-accountable-full-safety/id1074047778

Website:

http://www.everaccountable.com

User Reviews

Users praise Ever Accountable for cross-device reliability and security, but recent updates have made the app intrusive and unusable for many. The major complaints center on screen recording, a 50-app limit, blocked apps, false reports, and ongoing bugs, with privacy concerns and spamming emails to partners. Some still value accountability features, but many seek alternatives due to reduced usability.

Pros

Cross-device compatibility across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with consistent data protection.
Security posture includes ISO third-party audits and app-wide screenshots to deter tampering.
Customizable monitoring/whitelisting to restrict or report only chosen apps.
Longstanding track record as an accountability tool used by many users.

Cons

Major update introduced intrusive screen recording and a 50-app whitelist limit, making many devices hard to use.
The app locks or blocks essential apps (banking, maps, Bible apps, etc.), requiring frequent unlocking.
Frequent glitches and bugs; reports of crashes, slow performance, and unreliable monitoring.
High rate of false positives and over-reporting to accountability partners for innocuous content.
Privacy concerns and anxiety from pervasive monitoring and device-wide visibility.

Recent reviews

I love this app so far, and I think the false positive rate is low. Not even the best discriminator can achieve 100% accuracy (you can ask LLMs to generate highly suggestive images, for example), so this is working decently. Having to explain what I saw on social media that triggered the warning to my gf is probably the best way for me to avoid using social media at all - for the better. I used covenant eyes 4 years ago but their browser was trash, so the “monitor everything” feature is the best.

by yy*****, 2026-06-19

Highly, highly recommend this software over any of its competitors. It's worth every penny!

by da*****, 2026-06-17

Just decided to log me out one day and refuse to find my subscription (despite the sub being active in my apple subscriptions). Didn’t let me log back in causing me to jump through massive hoops to get this garbage off my phone. Literally robbed me of my $130 for annual pass then locked me out a few months later. Stay away unless you just like setting your money on fire and creating a massive headache for something that’s easy to find bypasses to view the content I’m trying not to :(