[ PROGRAM BRIEF: MEDIA FILTERS ]

Your films. Your rules. Your box.

SurviveRx helps a household owner build filters on the appliance itself, for the exact films and shows the household already owns. Models suggest moments. The owner decides. Fully offline, with no cloud account or subscription feed of someone else's decisions.

Program status: in testing, not yet shipping

A sample filter timeline

Illustrative sample

Sample layout only. These times and results are not a promise about any real film.

  • 0:41:12 · Word muted · Strong language
  • 0:58:03 · Scene skipped · Sensual scene
  • 1:03:55 · Subtitles hidden · Sexual talk

Model output is only a suggestion. Nothing becomes a finished filter until this household's owner accepts the moments or writes them.

01 / The Idea

Made on your box. Not downloaded.

Most content filters are feeds. A service somewhere else watches, decides, and rents you its decisions. This program works the other way around: the box suggests filter moments in your home, and the household owner makes the final filter for the copy they own.

For media you already own

Films and shows stored on the box or on a USB drive. The program works on your household’s own library, not a streaming catalog.

Matched to your exact copy

A filter applies only to the exact edition it was made for, verified byte for byte before every playback. One cut of a film never inherits a filter made for another.

Nothing leaves the house

Listening, timing, review, and playback all happen on the appliance. No cloud account, no upload, no telemetry.

No filter subscription

You never rent someone else’s decisions. The box suggests moments, the household owner accepts or writes the finished filter, and it stays on the box.

02 / How It Works

Listen. Shortlist. Decide.

Ask the box to check a title and it does the work in your home, on your copy. Here is what it does today, in plain terms.

HEAR

It proposes dialogue moments.

Local speech recognition produces timed candidates for words and lines it may have heard. Music, crosstalk, accents, and quiet dialogue remain hard, so the household owner checks the timing and the whole timeline.

SEE

It shortlists visual moments.

Local visual analysis flags possible nudity and sensual scenes for the household owner to check. The shortlist does not certify a clean film or prove it found every moment.

LISTEN

It listens for clues.

Violence, substances, and frightening moments are covered mainly through spoken dialogue today. That coverage is partial, and the box labels it partial.

DECIDE

You make the final call.

Every suggested moment lands on a timeline. The household owner can accept it, adjust the timing, reject it, or add a moment. Nothing becomes a finished filter until the owner accepts or writes it.

Filtered playback runs in the program's own player on the box. Apps and devices that cannot enforce a filter are labelled unfiltered, never quietly treated as safe.

03 / The Controls

Plain words, not numbers.

Every category has four settings, written in words you could read to a ten year old. They control accepted moments; they do not claim the analysis found every moment. You never tune a score or a threshold.

Strong language

Timed dialogue candidates. Owner review required.

  1. Off

    Plays as recorded.

  2. Strong only

    Mutes accepted moments marked as the harshest words.

  3. Standard

    Adds accepted moderate words. Mild words like damn and hell play.

  4. Everything

    Mutes every accepted flagged word, even mild ones.

Nudity

Visual shortlist. It cannot show what analysis missed.

  1. Off

    Plays as recorded.

  2. Strong only

    Skips accepted moments marked as explicit nudity.

  3. Standard

    Adds accepted moments marked as partial nudity.

  4. Everything

    Skips every accepted moment marked for nudity.

Violence and gore

Mostly from spoken words today. Labelled partial.

  1. Off

    Plays as recorded.

  2. Strong only

    Skips accepted moments marked as graphic injury.

  3. Standard

    Adds accepted moments marked as showing blood.

  4. Everything

    Adds every accepted fighting moment, even without blood.

The same ladder covers sexual talk, sensual scenes, substances, and frightening moments. Each household profile gets its own settings, and any title can carry its own overrides.

When a moment plays, the box can

  • Mute

    the sound for a word or a line

  • Skip

    past a whole moment

  • Hide

    the subtitle line, sound keeps playing

  • Stop

    the film at a moment you choose

Chosen per category, per profile. A strong word can be muted while a scene is skipped. An adult with the owner sign-in can always choose the original through one explicit confirmation. A profile that requires filters has no such switch.

04 / The Standard

Ready means owner-confirmed.

This is the standard the program will ship against. A filter earns the word ready only when every rule holds, per title and per category. The program is still in testing.

  1. 01A suggestion is never a finished filter.

    A model run never marks a title ready. Ready means the owner of this box reviewed each category and accepted, adjusted, rejected, or wrote the moments.

  2. 02Measured against real playback.

    Before this program ships, playback enforcement and timing must be measured against actual playback. A path that has not been measured cannot earn a ready claim.

  3. 03Partial is labelled partial.

    If a category is covered only in part, the title page says which part and why, in plain words. Violence, substances, and frightening moments carry that label today.

  4. 04Not sure means said so.

    If the box cannot check a title or a category, it says not supported instead of guessing.

  5. 05The player must never pretend.

    The standard requires a filtered session to refuse and say why when a title was never checked or the active profile produces no filter action. The unmodified film must never play under a filtered label.

What a title page shows

Illustrative only

Sample layout, not a real film promise. The counts below are examples, not results from a title.

  • Strong language23 moments acceptedowner checked
  • Sexual talk7 moments acceptedowner checked
  • Sensual scenes2 moments acceptedowner checked
  • Nudity4 moments acceptedowner checked
  • Violence and gorefrom spoken words onlypartial
  • Substancesfrom spoken words onlypartial
  • Frightening momentsfrom spoken words onlypartial

A real title reports only the local state of that exact edition. This sample is not evidence that any category is complete.

05 / Sharing

Corrections travel. Films never do.

Owners who correct or create a filter can choose to share it. Sharing is opt-in, every time, and the film itself never moves.

A shared filter carries

  • The title and year
  • A fingerprint of the exact edition
  • When each moment starts and ends
  • Each moment’s category and strength
  • A random pen name and signature

It can never carry

  • The film, or any piece of it
  • A single spoken line
  • Your file names
  • Your name, or anything about your household

Not as a promise to behave. The file format refuses those fields outright.

You see it before it leaves.

Export shows exactly what will be sent, down to the literal file contents, before you save anything.

You carry it yourself.

Today a shared filter moves on a USB stick or between two boxes in one household. There is no upload service and no central catalog.

Never applied blind.

On the receiving box a shared filter arrives as suggestions. The box checks each claimed moment against its own copy, and only locally confirmed moments can be accepted in bulk. Nothing applies automatically; anything else waits for this household’s owner.

06 / Direction

What is still being built.

In development

Trained coverage per category

Today local analysis proposes timed dialogue candidates and a visual shortlist of possible nudity and sensual scenes. It does not certify a clean film. Trained detectors for violence, substances, and frightening moments are in development. Each capability ships only when it meets the standard above.

In development

A wider sharing circle

Households that opt in would let good corrections improve filters everywhere, still timing data only, never media. It ships only when it earns the same standard.

In development

Availability

The media filter program is in testing. It is not listed as a shipping feature yet, and this page does not change what a pre-order includes. When it ships, it ships against this page.

07 / Next Step

One box for the whole house.

The same appliance, more of the house

The media filter program runs on the same SurviveRx box that carries the offline library, household files and calls, and the media server. A refundable deposit holds a unit; the balance is due only when it ships.

$99today
  • Fully refundable deposit. See the refund policy
  • Balance + first subscription year due only when your unit ships
  • Estimated ship window: November 2026
  • Refundable $99 deposit
  • Ships November 2026
  • Private local appliance
  • No account required on the box
  • Open-source stack inside: Kiwix · Ollama · Nextcloud · Jellyfin
  • Refund·Shipping