Hour25™ Phone Lockbox
A physical device to lock away your phone. Build better habits, quit doomscrolling, and reclaim your time.
- A physical lock, no app to delete
- Set any timer from 1 minute to 24 hours
- No subscription - yours forever
- Free UK shipping
- 365-day guarantee
- 2,000+ happy users
Secure checkout · 365-day money-back guarantee
Design & Features
We built Hour25 to be simple to use and practical for daily life.
- Set any lock from 1 minute up to 24 hours.
- Emergency unlock for the moments you genuinely need your phone.
- Up to 30 days of standby battery.
- Mid-lock hatch to silence an alarm or take a call, without breaking the lock.
- Charge-through port, so your phone powers up while it's locked away.
No gimmicks, just lower screen-time.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
We ship every order from the United Kingdom.
- United KingdomFreeRoyal Mail Tracked 48 · 3-4 days
- European Union£10.45Royal Mail International Tracked · 4-7 days
- USA & rest of world£18.99Royal Mail International Tracked · 7-17 days
EU, USA and rest-of-world orders may be charged import duties or customs fees on arrival, which are the customer's responsibility.
Returns
Every Hour25 is backed by a 365-day warranty, a full year from the day it arrives to request a return. To be eligible, your item must be in its original packaging.
To start a return, email us at support@lifesupplygoods.com.
What's included?
- Hour25 Phone Lockbox
- USB charging cable
- Instructions
- Hour25 digital guide
Compatibility
Hour25 measures 93 × 215 × 25 mm, sized to fit most uncased phones.
- iPhone
- Samsung Galaxy
- Google Pixel
- Motorola and more
Please check your phone fits before ordering.
We Guarantee Lower Screen-Time, Or Your Money Back
Your Hour25 comes with a 365-day guarantee. If you don't see real results with your screen-time and phone habits within a year, we'll refund your device, no questions asked.
See what your phone is actually costing you.
Yes, you're reading this on the thing we're talking about.
Assumes a life expectancy of 80 and 16 waking hours a day. Sources below.
At this rate you'll spend
of your waking life looking at your phone.
Lock it away a few hours a day and take 6.9 years of waking life back. Screen addiction is a dopamine loop - remove the trigger daily and the pull fades. This isn't willpower; it's the off-switch willpower never had.
Start with one hour - get Hour25You've deleted the app six times. It's still on your phone.
Here's the part nobody tells you: this isn't a willpower problem, it's a chemical one. Every pull-to-refresh is a hit of dopamine your brain is wired to chase - engineered by people paid to keep you scrolling. Screen-time limits have a 'Remind me in 15 minutes' button. Grayscale lasted a week. Detox Sunday lasted until 11am. You're not weak; you're up against brain chemistry and a billion-dollar machine. Willpower loses that fight every time. A locked box doesn't - it removes the trigger, and the loop finally goes quiet.
- Screen-time limits
- App blockers with a snooze
- Grayscale mode
- “Detox” Sunday
- Deleting Instagram (again)
- Hour25 - no snooze button. Physics doesn't have one.
Sources: Sci-Tech Today, HarmonyHIT, WhistleOut surveys (2024-2026). Full links in the footer.
Three moves. Hours no app can take back.
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Lock it in
Drop the phone in, close the lid. Out of sight isn't a metaphor here - it's the mechanism. The hand is the habit; the box removes the object.
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Set the timer
One minute to several days. A focus sprint, the dinner hour, the whole evening, overnight. Once it's set, it's set - no talking yourself down.
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Get the hours back
Read, sleep, train, be there. Do it daily and the craving fades - you're breaking the loop, not just hiding the phone for one night.
Emergency override code included - this is accountability, not a prison. Keep a smartwatch out for calls if you need reachability.
The only one that removes the phone, not just the notifications.
Brick blocks apps, but the phone stays in your hand - and the hand is the habit. Hour25 removes the object. Out of sight isn’t a metaphor; it’s the mechanism.
Thirty seconds is all it takes to lock the next few hours.
People stopped counting screen time. They started counting this.
Finished my first book since college. Then a second. The box just sits on the counter from 9pm and my evenings came back.
My daughter asked why I don't say 'one sec' anymore. I didn't have an answer that didn't make me want to cry. Worth it.
90-minute lock, phone on the shelf, and I shipped more this month than the last three. It's a productivity tool disguised as a box.
365 hours. Here is what that buys.
Not 'more time with loved ones.' Specifics. Here's what just one reclaimed hour a day adds up to in a year - and one hour is the floor, not the ceiling.
Nobody lies on their deathbed wishing they had finished more Reels.
Take the hours back.
An hour, an evening, or the whole day. Your call - just not your phone's.
Get Hour25Built like a safe. Simple as a kitchen timer.
A tamper-resistant timed lockbox - not a gadget you charge every night. Set it, and it will not open until it says so.
- Timer range
- 1 minute to 10 days
- Fits
- 1-2 phones (plus keys, snacks, the remote)
- Lock
- Timed auto-lock + emergency override code
- Material
- Impact-resistant ABS + polycarbonate
- Power
- USB-C rechargeable - months per charge
- In the box
- Lockbox, USB-C cable, quick-start card
The objections you’re already having.
Fair questions. We bought the box for ourselves first, so we had them too.
Can't I just use Screen Time or an app blocker?
You already did - that's how you found us. Software limits have a snooze button; 'Remind me in 15 minutes' is the most-tapped button on iOS. A locked box doesn't have one.
What about emergencies?
Every box ships with an emergency override code - accountability, not imprisonment. Keep a smartwatch out of the box and you stay reachable without the feed.
I need my phone for work / 2FA.
Lock in sessions, not all day. A 90-minute deep-work sprint, the dinner hour, or overnight. You choose the dose - the box just makes it non-negotiable once you do.
Isn't this just a box?
So is a safe. You're not buying the box - you're buying the hour. The box is how you make that hour impossible to scroll away.
Why not Brick or an NFC solution?
Brick blocks apps, but the phone stays in your hand - and the hand is the habit. Hour25 removes the object entirely. Out of sight isn't a metaphor here; it's the mechanism.
What if it doesn't work for me?
30-day 'Get Your Evenings Back' guarantee. Use it for a month; if you don't feel the difference, send it back for a full refund.
Lock the phone. Unlock the hour.
You don’t need more time. You need less phone. Start with one hour a day - and take it back for good.
Get Hour25