Dvaram is a consent gate for your phone, inbox and calendar. The Gatekeeper is an AI that says so on every call. It works for you, and companies reach you only on permissions you signed and can take back.
- Call screening and blocking
- Calls you don't answer are forwarded to the Gatekeeper. It asks who is calling and why, refuses spam and puts real people through. Each screened call lands in Chats as a card: who claimed to be calling, what they wanted, what the Gatekeeper did, with the recording and transcript kept for 30 days. Every kind of caller has three settings: never, ask me, or let through on your terms. One dial code turns forwarding on and one turns it off. Dvaram never reads your contacts, call log or SMS.
- Automatic replies
- The Gatekeeper answers screened calls so you don't have to, and holds a caller while it pings you when a setting says ask me. When you cut a company, Dvaram replies to that company in writing for you: a withdrawal of consent, a request to stop processing, an erasure request if you chose Cut, and a request for the data they hold, with the receipts kept. Quieten stops marketing but keeps order updates and OTPs. If they contact you again, it is recorded as evidence and they are asked to show the consent they claim.
- Permission control
- A tick is a permission you sign: one purpose, one channel, a window, a cap and an expiry, with a serial number. Nothing is pre-ticked. Each tick shows its expiry. You can review, renew or withdraw it in Doors, with a record of the change. Every tick keeps the exact notice you saw, what you tapped and when. The aggregate figures are published on the permission ledger and the company ledger.
- Gmail documents
- Connecting Gmail is read-only and lists who has permission to reach you: every company that ever sent a signup, a receipt or a newsletter. Dvaram reads only those three kinds of mail and keeps the sender, the date and the unsubscribe link, not the mail. Documents you choose can be brought into a check from the same connection; each kind of analysis needs its own approved scope, and connecting Gmail never sends anything by itself. Prefer not to connect? Forward any mail to consent@dvaram.app from the address it arrived on.
- Calendar availability
- A tick can say "any free slot". Dvaram then reads only busy/free from your calendar, never event titles, and a consented call or message waits until you are free, and for 15 minutes after a meeting ends. Nothing is sent between 8pm and 10am. Reading event details or writing events needs its own permission; connecting a calendar never grants it, and a reminder in Dvaram is not a calendar event.
These are the Gatekeeper's own answers, in the first person: the same ones it gives in the box on this page.
How does Dvaram stop spam calls?
Calls you don't answer come to me first. I ask who it is and why, refuse spam, and put real people through.
Do I have to give you my contacts or call log?
No. I never read your contacts, call log or SMS. Forwarding happens on your SIM; I only see the calls that reach me.
What do I have to do to turn the gate on?
Dial one code on your phone. I call you once to check it landed with me, and that's it.
Will my friends and family still reach me?
Yes. Anyone you answer, you answer. Only calls you don't pick up come to me, and real people get put through.
Can I let some kinds of calls through and block others?
Yes. Every kind of caller has three settings: never, ask me, or let through on your terms.
What does a screened call look like to me?
A card in Chats: who claimed to be calling, what they wanted, how long, and what I did. Tap it to decide next time.
What is a tick?
A tick is a permission you sign: one purpose, one channel, a window, a cap and an expiry, with a serial number and a bond behind it.
How do I revoke a tick?
Open Doors, choose the permission and withdraw it. Check the recorded result; call forwarding and connected accounts have separate controls.
Do you read all my email?
No. Only signups, receipts and newsletters, and I keep the sender, the date and the unsubscribe link, not the mail.
I don't want to connect Gmail. Is there another way?
Forward any mail to consent@dvaram.app from the address it arrived on. Same rows, same actions.
How do I control data access?
Review each permission in Doors. Connected services have their own access controls; the privacy notice explains how data is processed.
Do you work on iPhone and Android?
Both, and on the web. iPhone can't dial the code for you, so I copy it and you paste it; Android opens the dialler.
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