InRotate: Rotation Lock

InRotate blocks unwanted screen rotation in selected apps and keeps them in portrait orientation, even when system auto-rotate is enabled.

You do not need to disable auto-rotate for your entire phone. Simply choose the apps you want, turn on the switch, and InRotate prevents them from accidentally rotating into landscape orientation.

ROTATION LOCK FOR SELECTED APPS

You decide which apps should always stay in portrait mode. All other apps continue to follow the normal Android auto-rotate setting.

KEY FEATURES

• Screen rotation lock for selected apps

• Keep selected apps in portrait orientation

• Works even when system auto-rotate is enabled

• Individual ON/OFF switch for each app

• Fast search for installed apps

• Automatic operation after initial setup

• Simple and easy-to-use interface

• Light, dark, and system themes

• 250 interface localizations

• No ads

• No subscription

HOW IT WORKS

1. Open InRotate.

2. Grant the required system permissions.

3. Find the app you want.

4. Turn on the switch next to it.

Done. The selected app will stay in portrait orientation even when Android screen auto-rotate is enabled.

USEFUL EVERY DAY

InRotate helps prevent accidental screen rotation while reading, messaging, browsing feeds, working with documents, using a browser, social apps, and other apps where landscape orientation gets in the way.

ONE PROBLEM. ONE SOLUTION.

InRotate is not overloaded with complicated orientation modes, profiles, schedules, or unnecessary settings.

Choose the apps you want once, and InRotate automatically blocks unwanted screen rotation for them.

250 LOCALIZATIONS

The InRotate interface supports 250 localizations, making it easy for users in different countries to configure rotation lock in their preferred language.

PRIVACY

InRotate’s core functionality works locally on your device. The app does not require an account, contains no ads, and does not use your data for advertising profiles.

InRotate: Rotation Lock is a simple way to block screen rotation for selected apps, keep them in portrait mode, and preserve normal system auto-rotate behavior for everything else.