Connect Notion, get a wallpaper, set it as your lock screen. 30 seconds.
Preview for illustration only. The lock screen wallpaper can't connect to Notion directly — connect it once in the generator.
OAuth, one click. We only read your tasks.
Today's agenda pulled automatically. Tomorrow as fallback if today is empty.
Scan the QR, save the image, done.
Start from a specific situation, then customize the wallpaper in the generator.
Connect Notion once, import today's tasks, and turn them into a lock screen wallpaper you'll see 100+ times a day. Free, no app install, iPhone & Android.
Turn your most important daily reminders into a bold, high-contrast lock screen wallpaper that you can't miss, even when distracted.
Create a custom exam countdown lock screen wallpaper with your exam date and daily study tasks, so you stay focused on your goal every time you unlock your phone.
Turn your study schedule into a free lock screen wallpaper you see 100+ times a day. No app to install, works on iPhone & Android — make yours in 30 seconds.
Put your daily workout routine directly on your lock screen, so you see your exercise plan before you even open your fitness app.
Create a simple, clear medication reminder lock screen wallpaper that you see every time you pick up your phone, so you never miss a dose.
Put today's top 3 priorities on your phone lock screen, so the few things that actually matter stay in front of you all day instead of buried in a task app.
Create a large-text lock screen wallpaper with an emergency contact, home address, and key medical notes for a loved one living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory loss.
Turn your daily habit list into a lock screen wallpaper, so the habits you are building get seen dozens of times a day instead of once inside a tracker app.
No. Generate the wallpaper in your browser, scan the QR code on your phone, save the image, and set it as your lock screen.
Yes. You can preview the wallpaper first, then connect Notion and import tasks into the generator when you are ready.
Notion users, students, habit builders, ADHD users, and anyone who wants a visible daily task list without opening another app.
Not yet. iOS and Android limit automatic lock screen changes from websites, so the current workflow is manual but reliable.