Absolutely Ridiculous
LockedIn is genuinely one of the worst ideas for an app I’ve ever seen. School is already stressful enough without adding another unnecessary restriction to students’ lives. Instead of teaching responsibility, schools are basically saying they don’t trust students to make their own decisions. It’s honestly ridiculous that students have so little say in something that directly affects them. Phones aren’t just distractions; they’re also how students communicate with their families, manage their schedules, and stay connected. There are so many better ways to encourage students to focus than treating everyone like they’re incapable of self-control. This app doesn’t teach independence or responsibility. It just takes both away. Students deserve respect, not constant restrictions. Zero stars if I could.
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MPmilken parent
Broke apps
This app got ride of my sons AppStore and messed up his phone completely this is very disappointing.
SSnoop55172
Broke phone
This app broke my daughters phone. I am super disappointed with this app.
SSubsun
👎👎👎👎
horrible app everyone hates it
Rrobloxcatlover192
Locked In: A Warning From a Man Who No Longer Has a Reflection
I downloaded Locked In to be productive. Three hours later I was in my kitchen holding one shoe, asking my toaster who I am. The toaster looked away.
The loading screen says “Almost there!” It has been almost there since Tuesday. Tuesday has since been cancelled.
I set a 25-minute timer. It counted sideways, then displayed “Why?” in a font that knew what I did in 2014.
At 3:17 a.m. I got a notification: “You’ve got this!” I did not have this. Then: “Not anymore.” My houseplants now whisper in the app’s font.
Support sent me a photo of my own house, taken from inside my closet. I live alone. I own no closet.
I tried to delete it. The buttons said “Yes” and “Yes.” I pressed the second one. It felt worse.
Would not recommend. Would not un-recommend. The wall has started staring back with the app’s logo.
Pros: Free. Somehow knows my mother’s maiden name.
Cons: Everything else, including the concept of “else.”
Update: The developers replied “Thanks for the feedback!” in my own handwriting.
Update 2: It’s Tuesday again. It’s always Tuesday.
The loading screen says “Almost there!” It has been almost there since Tuesday. Tuesday has since been cancelled.
I set a 25-minute timer. It counted sideways, then displayed “Why?” in a font that knew what I did in 2014.
At 3:17 a.m. I got a notification: “You’ve got this!” I did not have this. Then: “Not anymore.” My houseplants now whisper in the app’s font.
Support sent me a photo of my own house, taken from inside my closet. I live alone. I own no closet.
I tried to delete it. The buttons said “Yes” and “Yes.” I pressed the second one. It felt worse.
Would not recommend. Would not un-recommend. The wall has started staring back with the app’s logo.
Pros: Free. Somehow knows my mother’s maiden name.
Cons: Everything else, including the concept of “else.”
Update: The developers replied “Thanks for the feedback!” in my own handwriting.
Update 2: It’s Tuesday again. It’s always Tuesday.
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Eepepapig
