Students are cheating on computer-based tests by copying and pasting questions into browsers to find answers.

Existing test proctoring software may not effectively block students from using browsers or AI tools during online exams, especially when students use workarounds like copying questions or using copilot in the taskbar.

Severity

4High

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

Apr 28, 2026

Workarounds Described

copying and pasting questions into browsers
opening copilot in the task bar to look up answers
highlighting and right clicking to Google search questions

Implied Software Gaps

Browser lock that disables copy/paste and right-click functionality
Software that blocks access to AI assistants and taskbar applications

App Concept

LockDown Secure Browser

A locked-down browser that prevents students from navigating away from the test, copying text, or opening other applications. It blocks access to AI tools, search engines, and other aids, ensuring a secure testing environment.

Key Features

Blocks copy/paste and right-click functions
Disables taskbar and system tray access to other apps
Prevents switching to other browser tabs or windows
Real-time monitoring and alerts for suspicious behavior

Target Users: Teachers and exam administrators in K-12 and higher education institutions conducting computer-based testing

Revenue Model: SaaS subscription at $5 per student per exam or $50/month per teacher account

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