LockedIn: Phone Management

LockedIn: Phone Management

by LockedIn Technologies LLC

264 ratings
49 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 8, 2026
  • September 9, 2026

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This app helps schools manage student phone usage during school hours. It provides an administrator dashboard with live analytics for schools to monitor and control device activity on campus. Students can easily lock their phones upon arrival, ensuring focus during class.

Student phone locking
Administrator dashboard
Live analytics
Campus-wide management
Usage control
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What's New in LockedIn

43.3

September 9, 2026

Simplified onboarding and minor bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

Absolutely horrible

This app is the worst app created. It is a complete invasion of privacy. It has my location, and records how I use my phone. It is incredibly unethical. My phone, which is my property, isn’t even under my control. My phone even gets messed up after I’m not locked in, it puts restrictions on my apps. Also, it drains my battery. I can’t even use my phone all day, but somehow it turns out that more than half of my battery is gone. You would think that I, an American citizen, have the right to my property. It’s literally in the constitution and is protected by amendments. I understand wanting to keep phones out of the school day, but what happened to handing in phones to teachers?
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Locked in made me crash my car

Because my school recently enforced the locked in app, I was driving home from school chilling at a red light, getting as much serotonin as I could from my phone after not having it all day. My phone randomly locked on Sepulveda. I kept trying to fix it and didn’t realize that the red light was still red and not green and I hit a Mercedes Benz. Because is locked in is so stupid, it made me loose a lot of money in damages to the other persons car. This app is so unsafe I could’ve been seriously hurt. Now my bank account is hurt. I don’t know if this is a good idea for teens who love their phone because they will not wait until they’re home to use it. I promise. They’ll use it while driving and crash like me. Spreading awareness to this doesn’t happen to anyone else. If my school is reading this, you’re the reason I crashed. cancel locked in.
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This is not the final solution anymore

Guys, i retract my earlier message. after I saw how the administration dealt with these issues and how this app is programmed I have now had time to think about my earlier message and then I realised I wrote a good review for a horrible. I think that the app steals data and tracks you. i, micheal Smith am the biggest loser ever and I don’t have a place on this world where locked in exists.(yoni fikhari, YOU ARE NEXT!!!!!)


horrible app by the way!!
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Lockedin

This app is an genius idea. The students who made this have created a new healthy way to keeping your phone locked and keeping you focused. Though the app needs some fixing, these entrepreneurs are brining a whole new idea to the market. I totally support you all the way!

THIS WILL END! Make kouming great again!

I have just been told about this absolutely terrible app called Locked In, and I have to say, I’m very disappointed. Very disappointed. People are trying to koum, perfectly good Americans are trying to koum, and suddenly—LOCKED IN. Nobody knows why. The GeoFence is going crazy. Jan Joum is nowhere to be found. Frankly, I’ve never seen anything like it. I’m hearing reports that people are being locked out for simply moving several feet, which is unacceptable. We need freedom to koum. We need GREAT kouming. And I am hereby announcing that we are going to look very, very closely at getting this app OFF the App Store. Gone. Deleted. Vanished. People will say, ‘Mr. President, where did Locked In go?’ And I’ll say, ‘It’s gone. We koumed it out.’”
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FAQ

How does LockedIn help students focus?

LockedIn allows students to lock their phones upon arriving on campus. This action keeps their devices inaccessible for the remainder of the school day, minimizing distractions and promoting concentration on learning.

What kind of analytics does LockedIn provide to schools?

The app offers live analytics through an administrator dashboard. This feature enables schools to monitor and manage how phones are being used on campus during school hours, providing valuable insights into device activity.

Is LockedIn available on Android devices?

Currently, LockedIn is supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed to be accessible on iOS platforms for educational institutions that utilize them.

What is the age rating for LockedIn?

LockedIn has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for use by students in a wide range of educational settings, from early childhood through higher education.

How often is LockedIn updated?

The latest version of LockedIn is 35, and it was last updated on March 29, 2026. This suggests a commitment to ongoing development and improvement of the application.

What is the user sentiment for LockedIn?

LockedIn has received positive feedback, with an average rating of 4.4 stars from 14 ratings. This indicates that users generally find the app effective and valuable for its intended purpose.

Can schools customize LockedIn's settings?

The description implies that schools can manage phone usage through the administrator dashboard. While specific customization options aren't detailed, the presence of an admin dashboard suggests control over how the app functions within the school environment.