For college students
Five courses, four deadlines, one part-time shift — and the plan that has to hold all of it.
Deadlines that talk to each other
Assignments and exams become goals with their own dates; the daily plan pulls blocks toward whichever deadline is loudest. When one goal slips, deadline math re-paces it — you see the trade-off instead of discovering it the night before.
Classes, shifts and meetings come in through the optional read-only calendar, so free hours are the ones you actually have — not the ones a template assumed.
Study that survives the week
Mood and energy check-ins keep the schedule honest about rough weeks, and streak freezes absorb the occasional one. Study Kit quick checks test whether the material landed before the seminar, not during it.
It runs in the browser on laptop or phone; guests get free AI messages before deciding on an account. Core planning is free today.
Frequently asked questions
Can it handle multiple deadlines at once?
Can it work around my class timetable and shift job?
Is it free for students?
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Try it on your own mess
Locked In was designed around the students most planners fail: the ones who freeze at the start, juggle classes with deadlines, study in the wrong hours, or meet their deadline the night before. Pick the situation that sounds like yours — the pages below explain exactly how the app handles it.
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