Android touch lock app for babies & toddlers

Android release coming soon. The Google Play download link will appear here when it is available.

Baby Lock Screen’s Android version displays a simple screen that ignores ordinary taps. Android screen pinning is the separate system feature that restricts leaving the app.

Touch lock and screen pinning do different jobs

The app’s screen has no controls for ordinary taps to activate. Screen pinning keeps the app in view. Pinning does not disable the touch controls inside an arbitrary app, and Baby Lock Screen does not place an overlay over videos or other apps.

Check screen pinning before use

Search Android Settings for “App pinning,” “Screen pinning,” or “Pin app.” Enable it and, where offered, require your device unlock method when unpinning. The app requests pinning when you start screen mode; accept the system prompt and verify the pinned session actually started.

If your phone does not show the prompt, consult its settings and pin the app from the recent-apps overview where supported. Without confirmed pinning, the still screen can appear even though system navigation remains available.

Read the Android setup and troubleshooting guide →

Your screen, your preferences

Choose from five still appearances, save a default, lower brightness, and optionally fade to black. There are no ads, accounts, games, or sounds. The screen mode works offline.

Practice leaving the screen

The app includes a two-finger, three-second exit gesture and supports the phone’s system unpin flow. Follow any device-unlock prompt. Pinning and exit behavior vary by manufacturer, Android version, and navigation settings; test both routes before use.

The in-app gesture is not child-proof authentication. Supervise use even with pinning active.

Reference: Google’s screen pinning instructions. See also how app preferences are stored.