TweetLock
The lock that actually holds
A Focus arms over your chosen feeds the moment your window starts. There's no "are you sure?" dialog to click through. The only way out is to ship.
Early access · iOS · launching soon
Ship first.
Ship first.
Scroll later.
TweetLock locks Twitter, Reddit and Instagram during your building window. They stay locked until you post your daily build-in-public update. The feed waits. You ship.
Built for people who ship in public.
The feed always wins. Until it can't.
Three steps, no willpower needed. It's a real lock, not a reminder you'll swipe away.
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Set your window
Pick the hours you build, say 9 to 11am. TweetLock arms a Focus that covers the apps that steal them.
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The feeds lock
When the window opens, Twitter, Reddit and Instagram go dark. Reach for them and you hit the lock screen, not the timeline.
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Ship to unlock
Write your build-in-public update, hit post, and the feeds open. You shipped before you scrolled. Streak +1.
Structure beats willpower.
Every piece exists to make shipping the easy path and scrolling the locked one.
Streaks that sting
Every shipped day stacks. Miss one and the counter resets to zero. That's the loss you actually feel.
A reminder you can't swipe away
A critical alert sits on your lock screen through the whole window: Ship time. What did you build?
A widget that judges you
Red on your home screen until you ship. Green the second you do. You'll see it every time you pick up the phone.
Posts straight to X
Compose with media, polls and emoji right in the app. One tap publishes to your timeline and clears the lock.
For people who'd rather ship than scroll.
Indie hackers
Solo founders
Build-in-public creators
Makers shipping their first launch
Stop scrolling.
Start shipping.
Get on the waitlist and be one of the first to lock the feed and ship in public, every day.