LockFeed: Lock Screen News

LockFeed transforms your lock screen into a personalized news magazine.

Spend less time checking the news, and more time making it.

LockFeed transforms your lock screen into a personalized news magazine. It converts news stories from websites, blogs, and publications into lock screen wallpapers that you can browse, read, and share without unlocking your phone. From tracking developing headlines, to keeping up with celebrity gossip, or even watching highlights of your favorite team during the game, LockFeed brings you the stories you want to a place you can’t miss them—your lock screen.

Your LockFeed can be as unique as you are. Not only can you choose from thousands of topics, you can also follow your favorite websites, blogs and publications including:

BBC, New York Times, CNN, Fox News, NBC News, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Financial Times, Bloomberg, CNBC, Politico, The Huffington Post, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, BleacherReport, DeadSpin, SBNation, Polygon, BuzzFeed, UpWorthy, People, Cosmopolitan, US Weekly, MTV News, Self, Lucky, TMZ, Vice, GQ, Esquire, Vogue, YouTube...pretty much anything on the Internet.

To add a topic or website/publication:

1. Tap the menu button on your lock screen (top left corner)

2. Tap "Manage Topics" at the bottom of the list

3. Tap the Search icon (top right corner)

4. Enter the topic or phrase or website of your choice. You can add almost anything!

★ Pro Tip: To add a website (like CNN for example), type "site: CNN.com"

The "site:" prefix tells LockFeed to deliver you CNN content instead of content mentioning CNN

If you make a mistake and misspell something, just deselect it and add it again.

Visit http://lockfeed.co to learn more.

Designed in New York. Built in California.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.5

To add a topic or website/publication:
1. Tap the menu button on your lock screen (top left corner)
2. Tap "Manage Topics" at the bottom of the list
3. Tap the Search icon (top right corner)
4. Enter the topic or phrase or website of your choice.

★ Pro Tip: To add a website (like CNN for example), type "site: CNN.com"
If you make a mistake and misspell something, just deselect it and add it again.

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