24-hour delivery window · July 27–28, 2026
ASL Supervision 0.3.0 combines an installable officer portal, organization-controlled monitoring authority, disclosed Windows PC monitoring, a native managed Android client, and a supervised iOS foundation.
Completed
The work connects the portal, device enrollment, privacy-safe telemetry, and operational safeguards into one reviewable pilot. Automation supports trained reviewers; it does not decide whether a person violated supervision.
Live portal
Published the responsive, installable officer portal over HTTPS and added organization controls that bind enrollment and telemetry to approved authority and scope.
Windows
Built a background service and a visible desktop app for enrollment, collection status, privacy disclosure, and local diagnostics.
Mobile
Completed the supervised iOS pilot structure and a native Android client with visible status, protected queueing, security posture, and authenticated retirement.
Defensive reuse
Applied proven internal patterns where they strengthened this product without widening its monitoring scope.
Collection boundary
Release boundary
The Windows internal-test binaries are intentionally unsigned and are not offered as a public download. Authenticode signing and agency acceptance are required before wider deployment.
Agency legal, privacy, records, and security approval; Apple program approvals; enterprise SSO; managed production storage and keys; and independent security assessment remain open gates.
This is a runnable pilot release, not a claim of CJIS authorization, Apple entitlement approval, or production accreditation.
ASL Supervision