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Frequent Traveler? Here Is Why You Need LockScreenIt.

Frequent Traveler? Here Is Why You Need LockScreenIt.

As a frequent traveler, chances are great that you use, or try to use, your airline app(s) to access your electronic boarding passes. If so, you have undoubtedly experienced this pain point.

 

You are a busy, but well organized business/leisure traveler. You have thousands of airline, hotel and rental car points, and you try your best to live in a paper-free world. Awesome! It's safe to say when it comes to travel, you are a seasoned veteran.

Ideally, you want to cruise through security checkpoints and boarding processes as quickly and as stress-free as possible. But what happens? You often find yourself printing your boarding passes after a few mishaps in the electronic world. You either can't access those boarding passes because of some technical glitch, or your mobile connectivity cuts out just as you are about to board. Ouch! You have just found the main reason why LockScreenIt was created.

 

OK, so LockScreenIt is yet another "reminders app". What makes it so different?

 

Great question. If you are an avid Apple iPhone and/or iPad user, you have likely upgraded to their latest iOS 10 release. In iOS 10, there is a new feature that compliments the notifications you know and love. This feature is known as "lock screen widgets". Lock screen widgets allow apps like LockScreenIt to show you valuable information on your device's locked screen when you swipe all the way to the right. As a pioneer in the lock screen widgets space, LockScreenIt takes full advantage of this new feature, by allowing you to see the details around any type of reminder that you create within the app itself. Reminders can include just text, or text and an image. That image can come from a photo that you take on the fly, or from a screenshot that you've captured.

 

OK, that's cool, but pretty technical.

 

Sure thing. Check out the following explainer video that shows Laura's use of LockScreenIt for Frequent Travelers.

 

 

You've convinced me! Where can I get LockScreenIt?

 

As a friendly reminder, LockScreenIt is not only designed just for this specific pain point. The app can be used to create any type of reminder that you want to easily access from your locked device. Use it on the weekends for checklists and for personal reminders you want separate from your business calendar.

New features are on the horizon -- you will definitely want version 2.0! Please send feedback via the LockScreenIt Home Page - This app is all about you!

 

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FAQs

A: With the introduction of iOS 10, LockScreenIt provides an easy way for you to send any type of reminder to your locked iOS device, eliminating the need to unlock your phone or tablet, and then open multiple apps.

In this example, you can see a reminder that holds Laura's boarding pass for her upcoming flight.
 
A: LockScreenIt has an iOS 10+ lock screen "widget" that accompanies the app. This unique lock screen widget allows users to see details regarding anywhere from 1 to 5 active reminder items, all while their device is locked! On top of textual reminder types with descriptions, and notes, and optional checklists, reminders can also include cropped screenshots of anything at all, either from a user's photo library or live from their camera. For example, airline boarding passes! Frequent travelers can avoid anxiety and stress by avoiding interruptions in Internet connectivity, or other common problems. See Laura's use of LockScreenIt in the LockScreenIt (for frequent travelers) video on YouTube
A: The iOS 10+ lock screen widgets are new, and will take a little while to get used to. Here are some simple steps to position the LockScreenIt widget on your device:
  • Swipe all the way to the right. This will take you to your list of any existing widgets.
  • Scroll all the way to the bottom. Here you will see an "Edit" button.
  • Tap the "Edit" button.
  • Locate the LockScreenIt widget in the "MORE WIDGETS" section of the "Add Widgets" area and touch the "+ sign" icon to its left.
  • Tap and hold the "3 horizontal lines" icon to the right of the LockScreenIt widget, and drag the widget to the top of your widgets list.
  • Tap "Done"

 

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