Translated with AI from the Russian original.
An unusual keyboard called "Souchastnik" has appeared on Android, which evaluates the user's text right while typing and shows what legal consequences could theoretically arise from such wording.
The developer embedded a local Qwen model into the application. It analyzes messages, comments, and search queries and displays a warning above the input field — for example, about a possible fine or prison term.
This works not only in Google but in almost any application where a keyboard is used. All analysis takes place on the smartphone itself: according to the author, "Souchastnik" works offline and does not send the typed text to a server.
The project is conceived as a kind of check of a message before sending or publishing. This especially applies to controversial wording and public comments. The application's source code is published on GitHub.
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