Your coursework. Your section.
One Google Classroom. Several university sections. LockIn brings the work that applies to you into one clear deadline view.
Read-only Classroom access. You choose what to track.
A clearer plan for today
Data Structures
Section G: Linked lists
Today · 5:00 pm For you
Technical Writing
Report outline · All sections
Tomorrow · No time given
Programming Fundamentals
Lab group make-up task
Needs review · Section unclear
Example only. Your actual coursework appears after connecting.
A post for another section can look just as urgent as your own. You should not have to open every one to find out.
Tell LockIn your section and programme. It recognises the section spellings teachers use in coursework.
Choose the courses you want to track. Old Classrooms stay out of your plan unless you select them.
See overdue work, today’s deadlines and what comes next. Open the original assignment in Classroom when you need it.
When LockIn cannot confidently match a post to your section, it asks you to review it.
See the section information it found. Choose “This is for me” or “Not for me”. Your decision is yours to undo.
Missing dates stay missing. Older data is labeled. If only some courses sync, you’ll know.
Read-only access to your courses, coursework, topics and your own submission status, plus the email address you sign in with. It cannot post, submit, grade, or change anything in Classroom, because the permissions it asks for do not allow it. Google sends your grades along with your submission status; LockIn discards them and has nowhere to store them.
You can disconnect Google or delete everything from Settings, without asking anyone.
LockIn’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.