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Fully Exam Kiosk review

Free#20 of 22 in Lockdown Browser Software

A focused Android kiosk browser for controlled online assessments.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fully Exam Kiosk is an Android safe-exam browser for schools and organizations running online assessments. It locks an Android device to a configured exam website and blocks access to other apps and websites during kiosk mode. Teachers and administrators configure exams through the vendor’s web configurator, then distribute settings using an FEK file, permalink, QR code, or Browser Exam Key. It is aimed at deployments where controlling the device environment matters as much as delivering the assessment page.

Its strongest ecosystem fit comes from support for LMS platforms compatible with Safe Exam Browser, including Moodle. Administrators can import Safe Exam Browser configuration files and use exam URL whitelisting with wildcard support. Optional webcam and popup access let the exam website request those capabilities, while controls for volume, audio, back navigation, and do-not-disturb settings provide additional configuration depth. The combination suits institutions that already organize assessments through Moodle or another Safe Exam Browser-compatible LMS.

Fully Exam Kiosk is free of charges at least until the end of 2027, making it practical for Android-focused exam rollouts that need kiosk controls without a listed recurring price. Its scope is deliberately narrow: the supported platform is Android, and the experience centers on locking a device to a configured assessment website rather than providing a broader testing suite. Choose it when Android deployment, app switching restrictions, screenshot blocking, URL controls, and Safe Exam Browser compatibility are priorities. Choose an alternative when assessments must cover platforms beyond Android or when a product needs AI capabilities or an open-source model.

Fully Exam Kiosk pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Blocks other apps, websites, screenshots, overlays, and unsafe keyboards
    • Supports URL whitelists, Safe Exam Browser files, and browser exam keys
    • Distributes configurations through FEK files, links, QR codes, or Moodle
  • Where it doesn't
    • Supports Android only
    • No AI features
    • Not open source

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