One clock, not two
Your phone's clock is covered by the exact bit of wallpaper behind it, so it simply disappears.
Atmo Engine Pro hides your phone's own lock screen clock behind a piece of your wallpaper, so the only clock you see is Atmo's: the style you picked, with the person or object in your photo standing in front of it.
Everything from the free app, plus a lock screen that finally looks like your wallpaper.
Your phone's clock is covered by the exact bit of wallpaper behind it, so it simply disappears.
The subject of your photo stays in front of the clock, just like on the home screen.
The cover leaves the instant you start unlocking, so your home screen appears cleanly. You can add a few frames of delay if you like.
All the effects, playlists, clock styles and Fine tuning from the free app come with it.
Pro uses Android's accessibility permission for one thing only: putting a small window over your phone's clock on the lock screen. That window shows the part of your Atmo wallpaper that sits underneath, with its clock. It doesn't read your screen, see your notifications or what you type, or tap anything for you. Your photos never leave your phone.
Open Atmo Engine Pro and tap the sparkle button next to settings.
Pro Tools walks you through it, including Android's "allow restricted settings" step.
Drag the cover over it. The clock's style, colour and position are set in Fine tuning, the same as always.
Pro isn't on Google Play, because Play only allows this permission for accessibility tools. You install it straight from this site.
Every phone maker does the lock screen a little differently, and on a few phones nothing can be drawn over it. If Pro doesn't work on your phone, you get your money back. See the refund policy.
A heads-up about banking apps: a few banking and payment apps refuse to open, or show a warning, while any accessibility service is turned on. That's their own security rule, and it applies to every app that uses accessibility, not just Pro. See the FAQ below for what to do.
Buy Pro on Gumroad. You can pay by card or PayPal, and Gumroad adds any sales tax or VAT for your country.
Your receipt email takes you to your licence key and the app download. Both also stay in your Gumroad library.
The first time, Android asks you to allow installs from your browser or files app, and Google Play Protect may offer to scan it. That's normal for apps from outside Google Play.
Open Atmo Engine Pro, tap the sparkle button next to settings, enter your key under Licence, and follow Getting started.
Pay once, keep it for life.
Already bought Pro? Download the latest version and enter your key in the app, or see every release.
Pro updates itself from inside the app. You can also download any version here.
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No. You pay once and it's yours.
Yes, on up to 3 of your own phones at the same time.
Enter your key on the new phone. If all 3 places are taken, the app lists your phones and you can remove an old one right there. Reinstalling on the same phone doesn't use up a place.
Only now and then. You need a connection to activate. After that, Pro checks your licence and looks for updates about once a day when you're online, and keeps working offline for up to 30 days.
No. Pro has everything the free app has, so you only need Pro.
Most will. A few banking and payment apps won't open, or keep warning you, while any accessibility service is on, because they can't tell which ones are harmless. If one of yours does that, turn off the Atmo Engine Pro lock screen clock in your phone's accessibility settings while you use it, then turn it back on. Your wallpaper keeps working the whole time; only the lock screen clock takes a break.
Pro checks for new versions on its own. When one is out, it lets you know with a notification and an Update available message with what's new. Tap Update and Pro downloads and installs it for you; Android asks you to confirm, and the very first time to allow Pro to install apps. Your wallpaper, settings and licence stay as they are. You can also check yourself in Pro Tools, or download the latest version here any time.
Yes. Turn on Beta updates in Pro Tools and you'll get new versions before they're marked stable. They're usually fine, but they may have the odd rough edge. Turn it off whenever you like.
Share your lock screens, get help with setup, hear about new versions first, and suggest what Pro should do next.
Questions about a purchase or a refund? Email khansaad45678900@gmail.com with your order number.