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About this app
Overview
GO Locker is a lock-screen theme tool for Android devices that combines visual customization with several privacy-focused controls. It provides a library of templates and wallpapers, while allowing users to protect selected apps with a password, PIN, pattern, or fingerprint. The app also includes photo and video vaults, notification privacy features, and an intruder selfie option. From the settings menu, users can choose a protection mode and select the apps they want to cover. It is designed for a straightforward setup, although its compatibility is more limited on newer Android versions and it needs GO Launcher EX to operate.
What You Can Do
⭐ Customize the lock screen with built-in themes, wallpapers, and templates. The available designs let users change the appearance of the screen rather than relying on a basic default layout.
⭐ Lock individual apps that contain private content. Supported protection methods include passwords, PINs, patterns, and fingerprints, and the source lists apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Messenger, Line, Gallery, Camera, Gmail, and Skype.
⭐ Hide personal media in separate photo and video vaults. This gives users a dedicated place to keep selected photos and videos away from the normal gallery view.
⭐ Protect parts of the Android system as well as individual apps. GO Locker can lock system settings and the install or uninstall functions, and it can block access to Google Play Store games and marketplace features.
⭐ Use notification privacy controls. Notification lock hides preview text from the lock screen, while Notification Cleaner can block and delete unwanted notifications.
⭐ Enable additional privacy options such as fake coverage and Intruder Selfie. Fake coverage is intended to disguise an app's lock screen, while Intruder Selfie can capture a photo when someone tries to unlock protected apps.
Using the App
To begin, open the settings menu and select the protection area. Choose the preferred mode, such as a password, PIN, or pattern, then select the apps that should be protected. The source indicates that users can cover one app or several apps, and a notification bar can provide access to lock or unlock controls along with other privacy tips. Some lock-screen functions also allow selected apps to open directly, while incoming-call blocking is available as another control. The workflow is centered on choosing protection settings and then applying them to the parts of the phone that need restrictions.
Why It May Appeal
✅ The app brings lock-screen styling and app protection together, so users can change the appearance of their device while managing access to private content.
✅ Its template library offers several personalization options, and the source describes the app as lightweight and requiring few additional device resources.
✅ Protection can extend beyond personal apps to system settings, installation controls, notifications, and selected Google Play Store activity.
Things to Consider
❎ GO Locker needs GO Launcher EX to run, so it is not a standalone lock-screen tool in the source information.
❎ The source notes limited usefulness on newer Android operating systems and advises avoiding installation on Jelly Bean because of compatibility issues. The listed minimum operating system is Android 2.3 or later.
Version history
View all08 Sep 2026 · stable
Frequently asked questions
What does GO Locker do?
GO Locker provides customizable lock-screen themes and tools for protecting selected apps, photos, videos, notifications, and some system functions.
How do I protect an app with GO Locker?
Open the settings menu, choose the protection section, select a password, PIN, or pattern mode, and then choose the apps you want to protect. Fingerprint protection is also listed as a supported option.
Does GO Locker work without GO Launcher EX?
No. The source identifies GO Launcher EX as a requirement for running GO Locker.
Which Android versions are supported?
The listed minimum is Android 2.3 or later, but the source also warns that usefulness may be limited on newer Android versions and mentions compatibility issues with Jelly Bean.