Launched January 6, 2026
Password Locker

Password Locker

The Only Screen Time Blocker You Can't Cheat

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Password Locker is the only iOS Screen Time blocker that completely eliminates workarounds. It helps you stay focused by patching all known loopholes in Appleʼs Screen Time, ensuring you canʼt disable your app restrictions on impulse.

Password Locker stores your iOS Screen Time passcode in an encrypted file and forces a tedious retrieval process to prevent easy disabling.

for
iOS users who need strict, cheat-proof screen-time blocking.
pricing
freemium · free trial
works withiOS Screen TimeFreedom.to

Key features

5 features of Password Locker
  • Encrypted password storage — Keeps your Screen Time passcode encrypted with AES-128.
  • Tedious retrieval challenge — Requires a ~20-minute process to access the password, deterring impulse changes.
  • Works with any blocker — Compatible with iOS Screen Time, Freedom.to and other app/website blockers.
  • Offline password file — Allows you to save an encrypted file locally for self-retrieval without a server.
  • 30-day free trial — Use the service free for 30 days before choosing a payment amount.

Use cases

  • Prevent yourself from disabling iOS Screen Time during work hours
  • Hide the password for third-party blockers like Freedom.to
  • Add friction to impulsive phone use to build better habits
  • Store the passcode securely without trusting a friend

Password Locker FAQ

Why supplement iOS Screen Time instead of a standalone blocker?+

Third-party blockers have inherent workarounds; using iOS Screen Time natively avoids those issues.

Does iOS Screen Time have workarounds?+

Password Locker can block any known workarounds, and the team will pay $20 if a new one is found.

Is it free?+

It’s free for 30 days; after that you choose how much to pay, even $0.

What if I don’t want to trust your service with my passwords?+

You can save an encrypted file locally and retrieve passwords offline, still requiring the tedious challenge.

Are passwords encrypted?+

Yes, passwords are encrypted using standard AES-128 cryptography libraries.

Summarized by DevHunt from password-locker.com · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.