I’m trying to recover and build stronger accountability around my screen use, including the TV in my home. I use Truple and it has been helpful, but my TV runs Android TV and there does not seem to be an official Truple version available for it.
This leaves a gap for me, because TV apps and browsing can still become a weak point when I am alone or tempted. I’m looking for a practical, transparent solution that keeps me accountable without making daily use of the TV too difficult.
A few options I have considered are:
- Using an indoor camera that can document the TV screen during use.
- Building a simple Android TV app that takes occasional screenshots and uploads a daily report to Google Drive or sends it to my accountability partner.
- Using a separate streaming device that supports accountability software.
- Any other setup that people here have actually used successfully.
Has anyone found a reliable way to keep an Android TV accountable?
Looking for an Accountability Solution for Android TV
#0 by sudiman at 9/14/2026, 5:42:03 AM
striverpornographyOne option would be to go with a non-smart TV. If you desire apps you can get a roku and with that have accountability partner pin lock it so that you can choose what apps you want and lock permission to add new ones. This is what I do.
Mark 9:43 ESV — And if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off.
I really like this guy Blaine Bartel and his program Katharos. He says that in order for you to be successful in your recovery your boundaries must involve some discomfort and I do believe that is true.
Mark 9:43 ESV — And if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off.
I really like this guy Blaine Bartel and his program Katharos. He says that in order for you to be successful in your recovery your boundaries must involve some discomfort and I do believe that is true.
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