For teams · early access

Company phones that stay on task.

If your agency or business hands out phones, Second Key for teams will keep the apps that don’t belong on them locked during work hours, with exceptions approved by a manager instead of a support ticket. It’s in early access: tell us about your team and help shape it.

Work hours, held.

Lock social, games or video on company phones during shifts or client hours. Off the clock, the rules lift.

Exceptions in seconds.

Need an app for a job? The request goes to a manager with a reason, who approves it from their phone.

No surveillance.

Managers see requests and whether blocking is on. Never messages, browsing or content.

Built with early teams.

Second Key today is one phone and one keyholder. The team version, with one keyholder for many phones, is being built with early-access companies.

How it works.

  1. 01

    Pick the apps.

    Instagram, TikTok, BGMI, YouTube: whichever ones take your nights. You choose them from the apps on your phone.

  2. 02

    Set the hours.

    Tonight by default: 9:30 pm to 7:00 am. Decide who can end it early: you after a delay, your keyholder, or nobody.

  3. 03

    Hand someone the key.

    A partner, a sibling, a study partner. Six characters and sixty seconds, on whatever phone they own.

  4. 04

    Hold.

    The shield goes up. Leaving early takes a reason and their answer, and every attempt to slip out lands on their phone.

Questions.

Is the team version available now?
Not yet. Today Second Key pairs one phone with one keyholder. Joining early access tells us your team size and needs, and early teams are invited first.
Does it replace our device management (MDM)?
No. Second Key focuses on app access and exceptions during set hours. It is meant to sit alongside the device management you already use.
Can managers see what employees do on the phone?
No. Managers see unlock requests, their answers and whether blocking is switched on, never messages, browsing or app content.

Close the gap.

For company-issued phones: the apps you choose stay locked at work, and a manager holds the key.

Request early access