Keep Screen On

You are reading a recipe with wet hands. You are showing someone a photo. You are following a PDF manual while you assemble a shelf. The screen goes dark right then — every time. Android only lets you change the screen timeout for everything at once, and then you forget to change it back. ■ One tap on, one tap off · Tap the Quick Settings tile or the home screen widget · Tap it again and it stops right there · Choose up to three of 3 · 5 · 10 · 30 · 60 minutes and "until I stop" ■ The status bar tells you how long · The notification says how many minutes you picked · The small icon changes too — 10 · 30 · ∞ — so you know without pulling the shade down · Stopping is one tap on that notification ■ Or let a chosen app do it · Pick an app and the screen stays on only while that app is in front · Leave the app and the screen goes back to normal · Browser, PDF, notes, gallery — anything you look at without touching ■ Your system setting is never changed This app never writes to your screen timeout. Not once. · Nothing is ever drawn on top of your apps ■ What costs money · Quick Settings — pull down from the status bar — and the home widget are free, always · Every timer — 3 to 60 minutes and until you stop — is free too · Only automatic mode, on by itself while your chosen apps are open, is a one-time purchase. Not a subscription ■ What is not here · No ads · No account, no sign-in · No subscription · No server — the apps and times you chose stay on this phone ■ Worth knowing · "Display over other apps" is required. That is how the screen is held on · Automatic mode needs "Usage access". Turn it down and manual mode still works · The notification permission exists so there is always a place to stop it 16 languages — 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 中文(繁體) · 中文(简体) · Español · Português (Brasil) · Deutsch · Français · Italiano · Русский · Türkçe · Tiếng Việt · ไทย · Bahasa Indonesia · हिन्दी