AppLocker Get the app

AppLocker press kit

Everything you need to write about AppLocker: the facts, ready-to-use descriptions, images, and a direct line to the developer.

Updated 2026-10-10

In one line

AppLocker is an Android app lock for when someone else has your phone: the apps you lock stay shut until your PIN or pattern goes in.

At a glance

App
AppLocker – App Lock
Developer
DevCodeApps, one indie developer
Platform
Android 7.0 or later
Price
Free for up to 3 apps (with ads). AppLocker Pro is a monthly subscription; eligible new subscribers can start with a free trial.
Languages
English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese
Current version
1.4.8 (October 2026)
Get it
Google Play
Demo
27-second video on YouTube
Contact
under.cntrl.dev@gmail.com

What makes it different

Descriptions you can use

Short (about 40 words)

AppLocker is an Android app lock for when someone else has your phone. Chats, photos and banking stay shut until your PIN or pattern goes in. It doesn't use the Accessibility service, needs no account, and is free for up to 3 apps.

Long (about 140 words)

AppLocker is an Android app lock built around one moment: your phone is in someone else's hands. The apps you choose, such as chats, the photo gallery or banking, stay shut until your PIN or pattern goes in, and they lock again shortly after you leave them.

Unlike most app lockers, AppLocker doesn't use Android's Accessibility service, so it can't read what's on your screen. There's no account, and the PIN never leaves the phone.

The free plan locks up to 3 apps and shows ads. AppLocker Pro, a monthly subscription, quietly takes a front-camera photo when someone enters a wrong PIN and shows the code they tried. It also adds Kids Mode, fingerprint unlock, unlimited locks and no ads. AppLocker runs on Android 7.0 or later and is available in 9 languages.

Images

Free to use in articles and reviews about AppLocker. Click a screenshot for the full-size PNG (1080×1920).

Download everything (ZIP, 10.3 MB)

The faces in the Intruder Selfies and Break-in Alerts screenshots are illustrations of fictional people, not real users.

Reviewing AppLocker?

Email under.cntrl.dev@gmail.com. It goes straight to the developer. Ask about Pro access for your review, a quote, or anything about how the lock works.

For the technical background, read how an app lock works without Accessibility.