Free online chastity timer

Set the time. See your release. Stay locked.

Simply Locked is a free online chastity timer built for one job: starting a timed chastity lock without turning it into a project.

Choose your duration, check the exact release time, optionally secure your key with a combination lockbox, and start the countdown.

No account required. Unlimited locks.

Start my chastity timer

What is a chastity timer?

A chastity timer is a countdown that decides when a timed lock is due to end.

You choose the duration at the beginning. The timer calculates the release time and keeps track of everything from there.

That can be as short as an experiment for an evening or as long as a multi-day challenge.

The point is simple: once the timer starts, you stop having to decide when it ends.

How Simply Locked works

Starting a basic timer takes a few steps.

  1. Choose how long you want the lock to last.
  2. Check the exact release date and time.
  3. Select I’m being locked.
  4. Choose Just lock me.
  5. Optionally set a lockbox combination.
  6. Start the lock.

You then get a live countdown showing exactly how much time remains.

There is no extension screen to configure and no account wall before you can try it.

A 5-hour lock really means 5 hours

One small but important detail: Simply Locked shows the calculated release before you commit.

If it is 7:30 PM and you choose five hours, you can see that your release will be 12:30 AM before starting.

That matters more on longer locks.

A “3 day” timer started late Friday night can end late Monday night. Seeing the real date and time first prevents surprises.

Using a combination lockbox

A countdown is more meaningful when the key is not sitting within reach.

Simply Locked can generate and temporarily hold the combination for a resettable safe or lockbox.

The default is 4 digits. You can choose anywhere from 3 to 8 before you start.

The code is blurred until you tap to peek, so setting the box stays a deliberate step rather than an accident.

The basic setup is:

  1. Place your physical key inside the lockbox.
  2. Set the box to the combination shown by Simply Locked.
  3. Scramble the dials.
  4. Start the timer.

Simply Locked keeps the code unavailable in the page body until the lock rules allow it to be revealed.

When the timer hits zero, the same combination appears once on your lock page.

Keep an independent emergency release method available separately from the timed lock.

What happens while the timer is running?

The active lock screen keeps the important information in one place:

  • remaining time
  • release date
  • lock status
  • optional lock actions

A basic self-lock stays deliberately simple.

If you want more interaction, you can use features such as Beg, add more time yourself, or hand the lock to the crowd.

Can I add time after starting?

Yes.

If you decide the original duration was too easy, you can extend your own self-lock without starting over.

The countdown updates to the new release time.

Removing time is intentionally a different question. The point of a timed lock is that the duration should mean something once it has started.

When a fixed timer stops being enough

A self-lock does not have to stay a self-lock for the whole countdown.

While it is running, you can hand control to the crowd or invite a keyholder.

That creates a useful progression:

You start with a clean decision.

Later, if keeping complete control starts to feel too easy, you give the outcome away.

The original release combination and remaining time stay with the lock when you convert.

Want somebody else controlling the release?

A fixed timer is only one way to use Simply Locked.

One person in control

Create an online chastity keyholder lock if you want one trusted person controlling the release remotely.

Everyone gets a vote

Create a crowd-controlled chastity lock if you would rather share a link and let multiple people influence the countdown.

A fixed timer gives you certainty.

Keyholder and Crowd modes give some of that certainty away.

Longer locks and hygiene

A five-hour timer and a five-day timer are not the same practical problem.

On locks longer than 24 hours with a combination, Simply Locked can offer temporary hygiene unlocks.

The first unlock becomes available after 12 hours.

Unlock reveals the combination for 30 minutes so you can take care of hygiene, then set a new combination and confirm you are locked back up.

After you lock up, the next unlock waits about 20 hours.

Miss the window and the lock stops. The page shows how much time remained when that happened.

Simply Locked does not pretend a physical device magically relocked itself.

If you do not want the temptation of a hygiene unlock during a particular lock, you can permanently disable that option for the rest of the lock.

Hygiene never reveals a keyholder On release note. That text stays for the real end of the lock.

Do I need an account?

No.

You can start while signed out.

The lock is saved in that browser, so you can return to Simply Locked and open Your locks.

An account is optional, but useful for longer or important locks because it lets you keep access across devices and protects against losing access if local browser data is cleared.

What about an endless lock?

A fixed self-timer needs an end.

If you choose the endless duration, Simply Locked only offers keyholder control. Someone has to be able to release you.

Crowd and Just lock me stay for locks that start with a real countdown.

Is Simply Locked free?

The core timer is free.

That includes:

  • self-locking
  • unlimited locks
  • keyholder locks
  • crowd locks
  • basic combination storage

Simply Locked Plus is planned for optional experiences that change the nature of the lock, such as random releases and hidden countdowns.

Basic timed locking stays part of the free core.

Can I use Simply Locked for Locktober?

Yes.

If you want a full October countdown, use the Locktober chastity timer guide.

You can also choose a shorter October challenge if 31 days is not what you want.

Why use an online timer instead of a normal countdown app?

A normal countdown can tell you when five hours have passed.

Simply Locked is built around the lock itself.

It can hold a lockbox combination, give another person control, let a crowd influence the release, keep your active locks together, and support longer-lock features.

If you only need a number counting down, any timer will do.

If you want the countdown to actually manage a lock, that is what Simply Locked is for.

Start your chastity timer

Choose the duration.

Check your release.

Start the countdown.

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