TimeLocked: Impulse Control

Now it asks why. Parking something takes one more step — a line about why this has to wait — and that line comes back to you in your own words at the moment you'd open it early. The waiting screen knows what it's looking at: how long you've held this, and whether this is the first time you've come back tonight or the third. Deleting an entry mid-wait now says what it really is — the one way around the pause. The You tab is sorted: what you kept, what the pauses did, and what you've earned. The money not spent is exactly the sum of the things listed under it, and what you didn't send no longer sits under what you didn't buy. Letting go on one device now lets go on the others. Swipe back works again on every screen, and we ask how TimeLocked is treating you at a better moment — once the screen you were on has closed, not over the note you just waited for.