You're not using your phone. It's using you. Every ping, swipe, and suggested video was engineered to keep you hooked — that's not a willpower problem, it's a design problem. Keyphone was built to be the opposite: custom-built from the hardware up to a locked-down Android 15 core with no browser, no app store, and no way to sideload anything that doesn't belong.
It runs on a MediaTek quad-core processor with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (expandable to 128GB via microSD), shown on a 2.8" touchscreen. The 2,400mAh battery is removable and rated for 48 hours of everyday use, and it charges over USB-C. You get 4G LTE on all major US and international carriers, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, and dual SIM support (physical + eSIM), plus a 3.5mm headphone jack, a built-in flashlight, and 3 programmable one-click keys.
Choose your keypad — full QWERTY for fast texting, or classic T9 numeric for one-handed dialing — and your camera, 13MP standard or 20MP pro. Both snap in and out, along with the battery, so a cracked screen or a longer trip is a swapped part, not a repair shop visit.
On the phone: calling, messaging, contacts, calendar, music, camera, gallery, notes, file manager, calculator, alarm, timer, flashlight, world clock, and voice recorder — that's it, and that's the point. Email, weather, Google Sync, and Android Auto are coming soon, all optional.
Your community has standards. Your phone should too — Keyphone's protection is built into the hardware and OS, not bolted on, so it holds up whether you're logging off work at a reasonable hour or need a device that actually respects your school's or organization's rules.
Modular. Distraction-free. Unhackable.
