Slava Bondar
Irpin, UAJoined June 2026
Senior Frontend Developer with 10+ years of experience building modern web applications. I specialize in React, TypeScript, and scalable frontend architecture, with a strong focus on creating intuitive, high-quality user experiences. I enjoy solving complex technical problems
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Commented on ShadowGuard15dThanks, Mike! For screen-recorded app demos, the categories ShadowGuard checks (suggestive content, weapons, alcohol, drugs) rarely come up, so most scans should come back clean. Where it helps is when a demo mixes in stock footage, B-roll or a quick clip from someone else. That’s usually where a risky frame sneaks in unnoticed.Commented on ShadowGuard15dYes, every flagged moment is on the timeline with its timestamp, and clicking it jumps straight to that frame, so you can see exactly what was caught. ShadowGuard doesn’t edit or export video, though. You’d trim, crop or blur that second in your editor, then run the corrected version through again to confirm it comes back clean. The rest of the demo stays untouched.Commented on ShadowGuard15dThanks, Liam! If you try it on a few of your clips, I’d love to hear how the results felt.Commented on ShadowGuard18dThanks, Kha! If you try it on one of your own clips, I’d love to hear how the results looked.Commented on ShadowGuard18dThanks, Praneet! Not yet, it’s one clip at a time for now. A few people have asked about batch uploads, so it’s clearly on the list for creators publishing at volume. How many clips do you usually check before posting? That would help me figure out what a batch flow should look like.
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