Content moderation solutions
Two kinds of page. Use cases show what a kind of platform needs to check, such as profile photos on a dating app, listings on a marketplace or chat in a game, and how Detectivision's flags map to it. Alternatives show how to move to Detectivision from another moderation API, with what changes in your code. The newest pages come first.
Since 30 April 2026, Rekognition’s Bulk Image Analysis and Streaming Video are closed to new AWS customers. Your options, with a label-by-label mapping.
OpenAI’s moderation endpoint is free, with rate limits by tier and no audio or video. What it returns, where it stops, and when a paid API is worth it.
Azure Content Moderator retires on 15 March 2027. See how its text categories and image scores map to Detectivision flags, with the code before and after.
Perspective API shuts down after 31 December 2026. See how its attributes map to Detectivision flags, with the code before and after the move.
Check profile photos, bios and chat messages on your dating app for nudity, harassment, hate and scams, in ten languages, with one API.
Check in-game chat, player names and uploaded images for insults, hate, sexism and sexual content, in ten languages, with one API.
Check listing photos, titles, descriptions, reviews and buyer messages for nudity, hate, violence and scam images, with one API.
Moderate forum posts, comments, usernames and avatars for insults, hate, sexual content and self-harm, in ten languages, with one API.