Discrètement, ton amour s’affiche à chaque déverrouillage
Envoie à ta moitié des fonds d’écran personnalisés directement sur son écran de verrouillage, sans son, sans notification. Juste vous, à chaque instant.
The problem
The last corner of your phone that's still yours
Take a look at your phone for a second. Count them. There are social networks, an inbox that never sleeps, three messaging apps with red bubbles, a calendar that beeps, a weather widget, a news widget, two productivity apps, one with deals from a supermarket you don't even go to. Every inch of screen has been negotiated with someone who wants something from you. Every notification is a commercial deal dressed up as an alert. And then, right before all of that, there's the lock screen. The last place you see without scrolling. The only gap in your day when your phone still hasn't asked anything of you. For most people, it's a factory default, a generic sunset, an old photo from last summer you don't even look at anymore. It's a blank space. And precisely because it's blank, it's the only place where an intimate gesture can show up without competing against anything. No algorithms. No badges. Nobody who needs your attention to sell you something. Just a moment, before the day begins.
How
Comment ça marche ?
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Connectez-vous en un instant
Scannez un QR code ou partagez un code d’invitation LOVE-XXXXXX pour lier vos écrans de verrouillage.
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Crée des fonds d’écran sur-mesure
Personnalise tes photos avec textes, emojis ou dessins grâce à l’éditeur intégré.
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Envoie instantanément ou programme
Choisis l’envoi manuel ou planifié. Pas besoin d’être en ligne en même temps.
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Surprends ta moitié à chaque déverrouillage
Les fonds d’écran s’affichent discrètement sur l’écran de verrouillage, sans notifications intrusives.
Pourquoi choisir locklove pour votre écran de verrouillage couple ?
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Fonds d’écran photo personnalisés
Envoie instantanément des images intimes qui apparaissent directement sur l’écran de verrouillage de ton ou ta chéri·e.
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Éditeur créatif intégré
Ajoute textes, stickers, dessins ou emojis pour des messages encore plus personnels et bourrés de douceurs.
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Livraison silencieuse
Le fond d’écran change sans aucune notification audible ou visuelle – la surprise reste totale.
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Envois programmés selon fuseaux horaires
Planifie tes messages pour toucher le cœur de ta moitié, même à distance et quand les horaires ne coïncident pas.
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100 % privé, à deux seulement
Seuls vous deux voyez ces images. Pas de distractions, pas d’inconnus, que votre amour.
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Fonds vidéo animés (en premium)
Anime vos émotions avec des vidéos courtes, pour prolonger la magie sur l’écran de verrouillage.
Stories
What happens when two people reclaim their screen
Catalina E. and Álvaro M.
Málaga · living together, apart all day
Eight years together. They share an apartment in central Málaga, but between Catalina's hospital shifts and Álvaro's film shoots, three days can pass without their waking hours overlapping. They used to leave notes on the fridge. Now, when Catalina gets home at night, she schedules a wallpaper for Álvaro to find when he wakes up. On Wednesday at 5:33, Álvaro grabs his phone to turn off the alarm and sees a photo of the living room in the dark, with two empty beers on the table and the line 'still here.' He doesn't delete it all day. What used to be a magnet note on the fridge now lives in the one place on his phone that nobody had sold to anybody yet.
Benicio T. and Fátima R.
Marbella ↔ Almería · mismatched shifts
Benicio works as a seasonal lifeguard in Marbella; Fátima coordinates a shelter in Almería. Three and a half hours by car, but shifts that never line up. They decided to use the lock screen as a silent mailbox. No chat, no missed calls: just a wallpaper every morning. On a Saturday at 6:17, Fátima opens her eyes before the sun and unlocks her phone to check the sea forecast. Instead of the temperature, a selfie of Benicio on the lifeguard tower appears, hair tousled, a tiny note in the corner: 'sea's flat, I miss you more than usual today.' Fátima smiles and saves the photo to the quiet drawer of good days.
Gadea I. and Horacio S.
Córdoba · settled couple, two kids
Fifteen years of marriage, two small children, and the feeling that nobody really looks at anybody anymore. Gadea installed LockLove a bit out of desperation, without telling Horacio. The first week she sent him little things — a single emoji, a photo of her morning coffee. The second week, Horacio started replying with wallpapers of his own. One afternoon at 16:44, Gadea has just loaded the kids into grandpa's car, looks at her phone, and sees a photo Horacio took of her sneakers by the front door with the line 'so glad they're back.' She cried a little in the school parking lot. It had been months since she felt seen in her own home.
Reflection
Reclaiming the lock screen
There was a time when the lock screen didn't mean anything. It was a default image: a mountain, a beach, a flower. The manufacturer picked it. You changed it three times and then forgot about it. It was like the screensaver on old computers: it was there because something had to be there. And then they started invading it. First the notifications under the clock. Then the widgets. Then the shortcuts. Then the OS recommendations, the calendar suggestions, the weather alerts, the fitness app reminders. Without anybody explicitly deciding it, the lock screen became just another commercial surface, another opportunity for someone to nudge you into doing something.
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Every pixel on your phone works for someone. The lock screen is the last one that can still work for the two of you.
The modern phone works like this: every pixel has to work for someone. If not for Meta, then for Google. If not for Google, then for a brand. If not for a brand, then for your own productive self, the one that reminds you of your to-dos at 8:41 in the morning before you've even gotten out of bed. The attention economy leaves no gaps. And precisely because of that, reclaiming a black square of pixels for something that isn't work, or a task, or advertising, or urgency, is a quiet way of standing your ground.
LockLove didn't invent the lock screen. It just decided to give it back to two people. When your partner lands there, they don't find a widget, or an ad, or a reminder. They find a photo from you. A note from you. A gesture from you. No notifications. No alerts. Just magic. Not more messages, better ones. It's very little and, at the same time, it's everything: the last corner of the phone you can still dedicate to someone without anybody taking a commission along the way. From Barcelona, with love, for those who want to set aside at least one slice of screen for what matters.
FAQ
Questions fréquentes
Comment envoyer un fond d'écran à l'écran de verrouillage de mon partenaire ?
Avec LockLove, tu peux envoyer des fonds d’écran directement depuis l’application vers l’écran de verrouillage de ta moitié en quelques clics, sans bruit ni notification.
LockLove fonctionne-t-il si nous ne sommes pas connectés en même temps ?
Oui, tu peux programmer l’envoi ou envoyer instantanément. Ton fond d’écran arrivera sur son téléphone même s’il n’est pas en ligne au moment de l’envoi.
Est-ce que mes fonds d’écran sont visibles par d’autres personnes ?
Non, LockLove garantit une confidentialité totale : seuls toi et ton partenaire pouvez voir vos fonds d’écran échangés.
Puis-je envoyer des vidéos comme fonds d’écran ?
Cette option est disponible dans la version Premium, qui permet d’envoyer des vidéos jusqu’à 10 secondes animées sur l’écran de verrouillage.
Comment fonctionne la fonction Memory Wallpaper ?
Memory Wallpaper restaure automatiquement ton fond d’écran habituel après que ton partenaire a vu celui que tu lui as envoyé, pour préserver son écran.
