Universal App Lock is an independent app locker for Android, built with Flutter and native Kotlin. It is an independent rebuild and modification inspired by the discontinued Samsung S Secure application.
Not affiliated with Samsung. Universal App Lock is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Samsung Electronics. Samsung and S Secure are trademarks of their respective owners. This is not an official Samsung product.
- App ID:
com.itisuniqueofficial.ual - Website: https://ual.itisuniqueofficial.com/
- Developer: Jaydatt Khodave — https://jaydatt.pages.dev/
- Company: IT IS UNIQUE OFFICIAL — https://www.itisuniqueofficial.com/
App locking does not work yet. This repository currently contains a clean, buildable Flutter + Kotlin scaffold. The following are intentionally not implemented and are planned for later phases:
- foreground-app monitoring
- lock overlay enforcement
- PIN / biometric authentication
- protected-app selection & secure storage
- boot handling
- release automation (APK/AAB/signing)
See docs/FEATURES.md for the implemented-vs-planned matrix.
A full read-only forensic analysis of Samsung S Secure v5.0.10 (see
docs/FORENSIC-ANALYSIS.md) found that S Secure is a
privileged Samsung system dashboard, not a self-contained app locker:
- The actual app-lock enforcement lives in a separate privileged system package,
com.samsung.android.applock, plus the One UI framework. - S Secure depends on system/signature permissions (
WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS,INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS,MANAGE_USERS,CHANGE_COMPONENT_ENABLED_STATE) that a third-party app cannot obtain, and on a Samsung-only install gate.
Therefore the APK cannot be patched into a functional universal locker. Universal App Lock is instead a fresh Flutter + Kotlin implementation that uses only third-party-safe Android APIs, informed by the S Secure UX/feature model.
- Flutter / Dart — UI, navigation, dashboard, settings, About/Credits, orchestration.
- Kotlin / Android — the security-critical platform layer (monitoring, overlay, authentication, storage, boot) — planned, currently interface stubs.
- Platform channels — a single, versioned MethodChannel/EventChannel bridge between
Dart and Kotlin. See
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.
Security-sensitive logic stays native; Dart never implements it. See
docs/SECURITY.md.
android/ Android host + Kotlin platform layer (stubs)
lib/ Flutter/Dart application
core/ constants, errors, models, utils
features/ app_lock (dashboard), authentication, apps, settings, about
services/ platform bridge (PlatformService) + channel constants
test/ widget/unit tests
docs/ ARCHITECTURE, FEATURES, SECURITY, DEVELOPMENT, CREDITS, FORENSIC-ANALYSIS
icons/icon.png master launcher icon (source of truth)
Local-only working directories (original/, decoded/, jadx/, rebuilt/, signed/,
keys/, logs/, backups/) hold the proprietary APK and forensic/build artifacts and are
git-ignored — they are never committed.
- Flutter stable (developed on 3.47.x / Dart 3.13.x)
- Android SDK (build-tools 35.x, platform-tools/
adb) - JDK 17 for the Gradle build (
flutter config --jdk-dir /usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk-amd64)
See docs/DEVELOPMENT.md for details.
flutter pub get
flutter analyze
flutter test
flutter build apk --debug
# install on a connected device:
adb install -r build/app/outputs/flutter-apk/app-debug.apkBuilds are produced entirely by GitHub Actions — no local build is required.
- Every push to
mainpublishes a signed-for-testing prerelease (universal + per-ABI APKs, AAB, checksums, changelog, build metadata) with a uniquebuild-v<version>-<run>tag. - Pushing a
v<X.Y.Z>tag publishes a production release signed with the production key.
Get artifacts:
- Latest stable: https://github.com/itisuniqueofficial-gh/universal-app-lock/releases/latest
- All builds (incl. prereleases): https://github.com/itisuniqueofficial-gh/universal-app-lock/releases
See docs/RELEASES.md for the versioning model and asset naming, and
docs/DEVELOPMENT.md for the release/signing workflow.
Developed by Jaydatt Khodave — IT IS UNIQUE OFFICIAL. Full attribution in
docs/CREDITS.md.
Universal App Lock is an independent rebuild and modification inspired by the discontinued Samsung S Secure application. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Samsung Electronics.