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App interiors can be scraped; a real person's stacked notification shade cannot. Its composition depends on which apps that person uses, how the OS groups and truncates, and which lock-screen style they chose, and we know of no public dataset of it. Contributors wait until two or more notifications have stacked, then screenshot the whole shade or lock screen with the status bar intact; single notifications and cropped captures are not accepted, and no annotations are included. The phones belong to a global base, so Manila and Jakarta e-wallet stacks sit next to the iMessage and Venmo stacks of American phones.
Volume
150,000+
Screenshots
Contributors
6,000+
Regions
100+ countries
Updated
What’s in the collection and how it’s delivered.
Data modality
Images
Annotated
Raw (no labels)
Exclusivity
Non-exclusive rights
Capture tool
Phone screenshots
Use cases
Notification summarization for on-device assistants, lock-screen UI understanding, agent entry-state modeling
Format
JPG / PNG / HEIC
Resolution
Native device screen resolution (JPG, PNG, HEIC)
Total volume
150,000+ screenshots (approx. 150 GB)
Regions
100+ countries
Purity level
99%+ passed QA review
Where this data comes from and how it’s licensed.
Every file comes straight from the contributor who provided it and is rights-cleared before it’s listed, so your license traces back to the source.
Contributor
Provides the data and uploads it straight to Kled.
Kled
Clears the rights before anything is listed.
Your team
Licenses it under the terms below.
License terms
Non-exclusive commercial training license.
Consent
Each contributor opted in to this use when they uploaded.
Specs reflect the current collection and may change as new data is added. Final terms are set in your license agreement.



