zally example shows Continuous Authentication working live. Sign in with a username of your choice, then use the app naturally: move, scroll, and type. The app verifies it is still you from how you hold and use the device.
What it collects, with your consent: motion sensor signals, touch interactions, and typing rhythm. It never collects what you type, only the timing of it. No name or email address is required; your account is the username you choose.
The screen shows the verification state as it changes: the SDK lifecycle, the identity verdict, and the training state of your behavioral profile.
Collection starts only after you accept the in-app disclosure and sign in, and stops when you sign out or close the app. No ads, no third-party analytics, no tracking.
Built by zally. Behavior, understood.
See Continuous Authentication verify you from how you use your phone.