Awakepreset Screen Timer

Your screen goes dark thirty seconds into a recipe step and you have to touch it with floury hands. Or you set it to ten minutes for reading, forget, and the battery is flat by evening. Awakepreset changes the system screen-off timeout in one tap, then puts it back. Six profiles are ready on first launch: • Reading - 10 min • Cooking - 15 min • Studying - 25 min • Drawing - 30 min • Navigation - 1 hour • Bedtime - 15 sec Tap one and an activation screen shows your current timeout beside the new one, then asks when your usual setting should return: keep it until you change it, or restore automatically after 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours. Choose a duration and the home screen shows a live countdown and progress bar. When it runs out the old timeout comes back on its own and a notification tells you. Build your own profiles too: a name, a timeout from 15 seconds to 1 hour, one of 13 icons, one of 12 colours, and a note about what it is for. They sit in the same list tagged CUSTOM, ready to edit or delete. Deactivate whenever you like and your usual timeout comes straight back. Permission, plainly: Awakepreset needs "Modify system settings" (WRITE_SETTINGS), because that is what Android requires to write the screen-off timeout. The app walks you to the right settings page, and uses the permission for nothing else. Fully offline. No internet permission, no account, no sign-in. Profiles live in a database on the phone.