KeepOn - Keep your screen on s

TwentyNine78

About this app

Features:

KeepOn is free and open-source (FOSS), without any ads/tracks and no Internet use.

KeepOn allows you to keep your device's screen on for the desired duration and also allows you to return to the default settings automaticaly when the screen turns off.

KeepOn adapts to your device's configuration to easy use!

A Tasker/Locale plugin is integrated and allows you to use KeepOn functions from another compatible application!

Permissions:

- android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS: Needed by Android to modify screen timeout settings
- android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE: Needed to detect screen off events and other screen timeout modifications


Credits:

- AppIntro: https://github.com/AppIntro/AppIntro
- MultiProcessPreferences: https://github.com/TreeFrogApps/MultiProcessPreferences
- Glide: https://github.com/bumptech/glide
- Gene-rate: https://github.com/Pixplicity/gene-rate
- PageIndicatorView: https://github.com/romandanylyk/PageIndicatorView
- Toothpick: https://github.com/stephanenicolas/toothpick
- Moshi: https://github.com/square/moshi

Source code: https://github.com/twentynine78/KeepOn

Ratings and reviews

The only app that works and easily. By the way, in the comments someone said that you have to disable notifications for it to work. It means only the notifications for the a Keep On app itself. No other notifications are disabled. I went through four other apps before I found this one and it always works well.

Unlike some other similar apps, this actually works with Android 10. I call the included plug-in from Tasker, and it works great. One minor suggestion: it would be helpful to have an option to display a persistent notification with a lightbulb or something in the status bar, especially when the screen-off time is set to "Indefinitely".

Tried a number of similar type apps and nothing works as well as this. Easy to set-up and configure. No bloat and open source. It does exactly what it is supposed to and works perfectly on my device. Highly recommended. 5 stars, easily.

What's new

- Improved performance and stability
- Bug fixes
- Updating dependencies
- Integration of the Toothpick library
- Integration of the Moshi library