Brian Ohebshalom

What they built

Brian Ohebshalom co-founded LockedIn, a phone-free campus software product for schools, while a high school student at Milken Community School in Los Angeles. The app is designed to reduce student phone distraction during school hours without relying on expensive physical pouches or constant teacher enforcement. It solves a real education problem by helping schools create more focused classrooms while preserving access for emergencies and approved uses.

Verified track record

• Featured by KTLA / Rich on Tech in 2026
• LockedIn website states the product is used by districts in 37+ states
• App Store listing exists for LockedIn: Phone Management
• LockedIn press page lists coverage/mentions from outlets including Forbes, CBS, NBC, AP, Entrepreneur, FOX News, Yahoo Finance, and Investing.com
• KTLA: High schoolers create app to keep students off their phones — Rich on Tech: Two high school students built an app to keep their classmates off their phones at school — https://richontech.tv/p/two-high-school-students-built-an LockedIn founders page — https://www.lockedinapp.co/founders Milken Roar profile — https://milkenroar.com/52631/news/are-students-more-locked-in-with-the-lockedin-app/ (source)