Screen Time Password — How to earn from it

1. Create tutorials and how-to content (video + written)

One of the fastest ways to earn money from a popular app like “Lock Screen – Time Password” is to become the go-to teacher for new users. Make detailed, step-by-step video tutorials showing setup, customization, and clever use-cases (for example: using time-passwords for quick access, integrating with widgets, or designing beautiful lock wallpapers). Upload these videos to YouTube and monetize via ads once you meet eligibility, or publish on short-form platforms and link to monetized long-form content. Complement videos with written blog posts or a downloadable PDF guide that contains screenshots, troubleshooting tips, and advanced tricks — sell the PDF or gate it behind a small payment. You can also offer paid mini-courses or one-on-one setup help for people who want a personalized lock screen design or secure configuration.

2. Build and sell themes, presets, and custom designs

Many users love personalization — offer curated theme packs, wallpaper bundles, or preset configurations tailored specifically to the Time Password concept. Design high-quality wallpapers that match time-based password aesthetics, create icon packs, and bundle them as “premium lock screen kits.” Sell these kits on marketplaces (Gumroad, Etsy) or through your own website. You can also offer custom commissions: a user pays you to design a unique lock screen setup that matches their style or brand. If you’re a developer or designer, package small companion apps or configuration tools that make it easier to install your themes and charge a fee for that convenience. Recurring revenue is possible by launching a subscription for monthly theme drops or “theme of the month” bundles.

3. Affiliate marketing, app review posts, and sponsored content

Monetize the attention the app receives by publishing honest, useful reviews and comparison posts — then attach affiliate links or sponsorships. Many accessory brands, phone case sellers, or wallpaper marketplaces run affiliate programs you can join; pair those links with posts like “Best phone cases that show off your Time Password wallpaper” or “Top widget apps to enhance Lock Screen – Time Password.” As your blog or social following grows, reach out to the app developer for sponsored posts, early-access features, or paid partnerships (you can promote new features or tutorials for a fee). Create a steady stream of content — tips, updates, and listicles — so your audience keeps returning, which increases affiliate clicks and sponsorship value.

4. Offer services: setup, consulting, and localization

Not everyone wants to DIY. Offer paid services to help people set up their Time Password lock screen securely and attractively. That can be direct setup help (remote screen-share sessions), consultancy for using the app in business contexts (for example, kiosks or demo phones), or bulk configuration services for influencers and small businesses. Another lucrative angle is localization: translate your guides, video subtitles, or premium theme descriptions into other languages and sell localized packs or consulting to the app’s developer to help them reach new markets. You can also provide conversion-boosting services to the developer — writing app store descriptions, designing promo creatives, or improving onboarding funnels — and charge per-project or on retainer.

5. Develop complementary tools, community membership, and microtransactions

If you can code, build companion utilities that enhance the Time Password experience — for example, a backup/restore tool for time-based lock rules, an analytics dashboard to track how often users change time-passwords, or a widget gallery manager. Sell these tools as paid apps or include in-app purchases. Another route is community: start a paid membership (Patreon, Memberful) that gives subscribers exclusive themes, early tutorials, direct help, and a private group where members share creative time-password ideas. Finally, explore microtransactions: sell small, impulse purchases like single-theme downloads, special event wallpapers, or “celebration packs” for holidays. Combined — tools + community + micro items — this model can convert casual fans into steady paying users.