TimeLock: Time Tracker & AI

Most productivity apps fail for one simple reason: you forget to open them.

When life gets busy, starting a timer, checking your tasks, or opening another productivity app becomes one more thing to remember.

TimeLock was built to remove that friction.

TRACK TIME FROM YOUR LOCK SCREEN

TimeLock puts your productivity tools where you'll actually see them: your lock screen.

Start or switch activities, check your to-do lists, and use Pomodoro without repeatedly opening the app.

The goal is simple: make time tracking easy enough to become a habit.

UNDERSTAND WHERE YOUR TIME GOES

Track activities such as work, study, sleep, driving, exercise, reading or anything else important to you.

TimeLock turns those activity records into daily and weekly insights so you can understand how you're actually spending your time.

AI THAT UNDERSTANDS YOUR DAY

Once you've built up your activity history, TimeLock can help you make sense of it.

AI Chat lets you ask questions such as:

• Where did my time go this week?
• When am I most productive?
• What should I focus on today?

The AI Day Planner combines your tasks, activity patterns and current day to help create a practical plan for the time you have left.

MORE PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS

• Lock-screen time tracking
• AI Day Planner
• AI productivity chat
• To-do lists
• Pomodoro timer
• Activity analytics
• Weekly productivity insights
• Cloud sync

TimeLock isn't about squeezing productivity into every minute.

It's about becoming more aware of where your time goes, reducing the friction of staying organized, and making more intentional decisions about your day.

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE DISCLOSURE

TimeLock optionally uses Android Accessibility Service to display productivity tools over the lock screen and other screens. This allows users to access time tracking and productivity features without repeatedly opening the app or unlocking the device.

The Accessibility Service is used only for this lock-screen overlay functionality. It is not used to read passwords, keystrokes, messages or screen content.

Accessibility access is optional and can be disabled at any time from Android settings.