Lock Timer
Lock Screen Clock | Temporary Privacy
Why do you need Lock Timer?
Exposure of screen contents to privacy when temporarily away from the computer. Use Lock Timer to protect your privacy by blocking the content.
You can't see the time when the system is locked, and the traditional lock screen page can't provide time information, which affects your efficiency.
Multiple devices/public computers cannot lock the screen quickly.
Lock Timer : Vast Application Scenarios
Whether you are in a meeting or in a public place, as long as you don't want your privacy to be exposed and you need to lock the screen, you can choose lock timer to help you lock the screen and also provide you with the time message.
Meetings & Presentations
Perfect for professional settings where you need to display time clearly
Temporary Breaks
Secure your screen when stepping away from your workspace
Focus Sessions
Minimize distractions during deep work or study sessions
FAQs About Lock Timer
What is the difference between Lock Timer and the lock screen that comes with the system?
Lock Timer only covers the screen display time, does not lock the system, after unlocking directly back to the current work interface, no need to re-login, to avoid frequent password entry.
Can I use Lock Timer and have it easily turned off by others?
You can set a quick and easy password/PIN code.
Does it support customized time style?
Currently it supports adjusting the 12/24 hour system, and in the future it will add features such as font size adjustment and RGB color selection.
Does it require internet connection or plug-in installation?
Lock Timer is a free tool that requires an internet connection for online use and does not require you to download any apps.
Does Lock Timer record or upload my screen data?
Privacy Promise: Lock Timer does not access, store or upload any screen content, all operations are done only in the local browser.
Why not use a screensaver or just turn off the monitor?
Screensavers need to wait for the trigger time and may show sensitive previews (e.g. email summaries). Turning off the monitor prevents you from checking the time and makes recovery more cumbersome.