Accountable2You is a subscription-based transparency tool that monitors device activity and shares it with partners you choose, rather than blocking websites.^1 A Monitoring app runs in the background while a separate Reports app lets partners review activity and receive alerts.^3 Reports cover websites, apps, search terms, incognito browsing, uninstall and tampering attempts, custom trigger words, screen time, and exportable history, with text and call monitoring available on Android.^3 Plans serve individuals, families, churches, and schools across Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Chromebook, and Linux.^1
Ben Lawrence built the first version in 2006 after sensing the danger of being alone with a device; he and his wife Alissa later opened the tool to others.^5 They are outspoken followers of Jesus and say software cannot change a heart—only the Holy Spirit can—but tools can support intentional, gospel-centered accountability.^2 They also publish a free online book, Defending Purity in a Pornographic Age.^7 The company frames the product as a transparency tool for every Christian who wants to honor God in unseen moments, not only people already in crisis.^2 The Master's University has profiled the work and notes that more than 100,000 men, women, and children have used the program.^6
