是否支持无需解锁手机即可运行指定应用？

Great question! Let's break down how to set up direct lock screen access to your chosen apps—calculator, stopwatch, record-only ASR recorder, text note editor, and third-party strobe light—without needing to unlock your phone. I’ll cover both Android and iOS, plus app-specific tweaks to get everything working just right.

Android Solutions #

Android offers more flexibility for lock screen customization, so let’s start here:

1. Native Lock Screen Shortcuts #

Most Android OEMs (Samsung, Pixel, Xiaomi, etc.) let you customize the default lock screen shortcuts (usually camera and another app):

• Open Settings > Lock Screen > Lock Screen Shortcuts (labeling varies by brand—look for "Shortcuts" or "Quick Actions").
• Replace the default secondary shortcut with your calculator, and add additional shortcuts if your system supports it (some allow 4+ shortcuts, including stopwatch).
• For stopwatch: If your system doesn’t list it directly, add the Clock app shortcut—long-pressing the Clock shortcut on the lock screen will often let you jump straight to the stopwatch.

2. Third-Party Lock Screen Tools #

If your native system is limited, use apps like Lock Screen Widgets or NiLS Lock Screen Notifications to add more access points:

• Install the app, grant necessary permissions (it’ll need access to your lock screen and app shortcuts).
• Add widgets or direct launchers for your:
  • Calculator
  • Stopwatch (use the Clock app’s stopwatch widget)
  • ASR recorder (pick a recorder app that offers a lock screen recording widget/button)
  • Text editor (use a widget from apps like Google Keep or your preferred editor for quick note input)
  • Third-party strobe light (add the app’s shortcut or widget)

3. Permission Check #

Make sure each app is allowed to run on the lock screen:

• Go to Settings > Apps > [Your App] > Permissions
• Enable Display over other apps and confirm "Allow access on lock screen" is toggled on (if available).

iOS Solutions #

iOS 16+ brought major lock screen customization—here’s how to leverage it:

1. Lock Screen Widgets #

• Long-press your lock screen, tap Customize > Add Widgets.
• Add the Calculator widget (tap to launch directly from lock screen).
• Add the Clock widget—long-pressing it lets you jump straight to the stopwatch.
• For third-party strobe light: If the app offers a widget, add it to your lock screen; tap the widget to launch the strobe without unlocking.

2. Shortcuts for Trickier Apps #

For apps that don’t have native lock screen support (like record-only ASR and text editors), use the Shortcuts app:

• Record-only ASR recorder:
  1. Open Shortcuts, create a new shortcut.
  2. Add the "Start Recording" action (pick your preferred recorder app—ensure it supports this shortcut action).
  3. Tap the three-dot menu, enable Show in Widgets and Allow on Lock Screen.
  4. Add the Shortcuts widget to your lock screen—tap the shortcut to start recording instantly.
  5. To restrict playback: Go to Settings > [Recorder App] > Permissions and disable access to media playback (or use an app that only offers recording functionality).
• Text note editor:
  1. Create a shortcut that opens your editor’s quick note input (e.g., "Open Quick Note" for Notes app, or use your third-party editor’s shortcut action).
  2. Enable lock screen access for the shortcut, then add it to your lock screen widget.

3. Lock Screen Access Permissions #

• Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Allowed Apps
• Ensure all your target apps are checked, and confirm Settings > [App] > Allow on Lock Screen is enabled (for apps that offer this toggle).

App-Specific Tips #

• ASR Recorder (Record-Only): Use apps like Google Recorder (Android) which has a lock screen notification button to start/stop recording—you can disable playback permissions in app settings to prevent accidental access. For iOS, Voice Memos has a lock screen widget to start recording, and you can restrict playback via Screen Time.
• Third-Party Strobe Light: Make sure the app supports one-tap launch from lock screen—many strobe apps add a quick toggle to the notification shade (which you can access from lock screen) as an alternative to lock screen widgets.
• Text Editor: For Android, Google Keep’s lock screen widget lets you type notes directly without unlocking. For iOS, the built-in Notes app’s "Quick Note" can be triggered from the lock screen by swiping up from the bottom corner (enable this in Settings > Notes > Access Notes from Lock Screen).

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者neverMind9