SimranLock blocks distracting apps until you complete a moment of simran. Every phone pickup becomes a connection with Waheguru.
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You set your alarm for 4 AM. You reach for your phone to check the time. 45 minutes later, you've scrolled through reels instead of reciting Japji Sahib. SimranLock makes sure that doesn't happen. Before Instagram opens, Gurbani opens first.
SimranLock redirects — it doesn't restrict. A sacred pause before every session.
You reach for Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube as usual. SimranLock gently intercepts.
Today's Hukamnama, a mood-matched shabad, the Mool Mantar, or a Waheguru simran meditation.
Gurbani appears in Gurmukhi, transliteration, and translation. Pause. Breathe. Absorb.
Your app opens. You've just completed a moment of simran. Your streak grows.
Scroll through the app experience. Every screen is built with intention.
Every feature is rooted in Sikh theology, not generic wellness.
Today's divine command from Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar. Your first unlock every morning replaces doomscrolling with God's word.
Guided Waheguru meditation with breathing guidance. Choose 1, 3, 5, or 10 minutes. Your phone stays locked while you breathe.
Tap any Gurmukhi word to hear pronunciation and see meaning. Turn daily unlocks into a passive literacy program.
Automatic hard-lock during Amrit Vela, Rehras Sahib, and Kirtan Sohila windows. No unlock option — just Gurbani.
Build your simran streak day by day. Visual calendar, milestone rewards at 7, 30, 108, and 365 days, plus weekly streak freeze.
Beautiful Hukamnama widget on your home screen. See today's prayer at a glance without even opening the app.
I used to lose my entire amrit vela to Instagram. Now, the first thing I read every morning is Gurbani — and it's only 30 seconds. My streak is at 47 days.
Simran K. · Toronto, Canada
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SimranLock is free to download. No account required. Choose your apps, set your intention, and let every pickup become a moment of simran.