The Gesture Lock Screen app lets you change the way your phone is unlocked. Instead of entering a PIN or using a fingerprint like you would by default with the Android OS, you can draw a shape instead. You can set a number, a letter, a symbol, a signature, or anything else you can think of as your gesture password, and that’s what you’ll need to draw whenever you want to unlock your phone.
You can have multiple gestures registered within the app so you have more than one option to open your phone. There are invisible, solid, and translucent gesture colors to play around with. If you don’t want anyone to see exactly what you’re drawing, the invisible option is great because nothing will show up on your screen while you’re moving your finger.
If someone draws the wrong gesture or enters an incorrect PIN, the app snaps a photo of whoever’s trying to get into your phone. You’ll receive an intruder alert and the photo to your email address, and you’ll see an intruder notification when your phone is unlocked next. There will be a date and time stamp on all intruder photos.
You’ll be able to see all your important notifications on the lock screen, including unread messages, missed calls, your music player, upcoming alarms, and more. You can customize the background, text color, size, and position of your notifications. Then, you can also customize your lock screen further with different wallpapers from a local gallery, animations, and unique date and time settings.
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