High school students cheat on laptop-based tests by switching desktops and using other devices despite lockdown browser and phone restrictions.

Lockdown browser cannot detect students switching desktops or using secondary devices that are not being monitored.

Severity

4High

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

May 3, 2026

Workarounds Described

Students switching desktops when teacher is not looking
Using lockdown browser but still cheating

Implied Software Gaps

Proctoring software that detects desktop switching and unauthorized device use in physical classroom settings

App Concept

CheatGuard Proctor

An AI-powered proctoring system that monitors all active screens and devices in the classroom via webcam and screen capture, flagging suspicious behavior like desktop switching or unauthorized device use. Integrates with lockdown browsers and provides real-time alerts to teachers.

Key Features

Real-time desktop activity monitoring and recording
Webcam-based environment scan to detect additional devices
Automatic flagging of desktop switches or multiple login attempts
Integration with existing lockdown browsers and LMS platforms
Teacher dashboard with live alerts and post-test analytics

Target Users: High school teachers and school IT administrators in the USA managing laptop-based testing environments.

Revenue Model: $99/year per teacher for basic plan, $299/year per school for unlimited teachers with admin dashboard

Existing Solutions Mentioned

lockdown browser

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