Joya Education

Joya Education enforces the school phone ban in middle and high schools. No pouch, no locker, no hardware.

HOW IT WORKS

The school enters its class hours. During those hours, distracting apps pause on the student's phone. Outside them, the phone is fully the student's again.

Calls and emergencies always go through. Always.

FOR THE SCHOOL

Staff see who is protected and who is not. A teacher can hand a student's screen back when the lesson needs it, for an exercise or a search. School leadership can open every phone at once when something happens.

A small toolkit stays available even during class: calculator and notepad, so that "I need the calculator" stops being an excuse.

FOR PARENTS

One summary a week. No live feed, no notification landing in the middle of the evening. You see whether the protection held, what happened if anything did, and the messages your child wrote to you.

FOR THE STUDENT

A "Tell my parents" button writes to the family without reopening the messaging app. And an "I need help" button writes straight to the school counsellor, never to the parents.

WHAT JOYA DOES NOT SEE

We do not read messages. We do not see photos. We do not know where the student is. We only know whether the protection is active during class hours.

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE (ANDROID)

On Android, Joya Education uses the AccessibilityService API to see which app is on screen during class hours and show the pause screen over it, and to keep the protection in place while the student is enrolled at the school. No keystrokes, messages, passwords or screen content are recorded or sent. The app explains this on a dedicated screen and asks for consent before the setting is opened.

No data is sold. No advertising.

Built in France. Data hosted in the European Union.