Last 30 days
Last 30 days
Avg per download
35.9K reviews
Last 30 days
Last 30 days
Avg rev. per download
35.9K reviews
Performance Insights
Category rankings
Competition level
High competitionDownloads or revenue clear the 500K mark — breaking in here means outspending an incumbent.
Tracked since
First seen January 2015 · 193 releases since
Google Classroom is an iOS app (Free) by Google in the education category, holding #10 in the free education charts. It draws an estimated 1M downloads a month and holds a 2.0-star rating.
- Ships new versions about one a month.
- Latest version is 3.65.300051325, released August 25, 2026.
- 22% of ratings are five-star.
- Available in 67 languages.
- Strongest in US, MX, JP.
- Downloads at 198.4 MB and requires iOS 17.0+.
- Rated 4+.
App details
- Version
- 3.65.300051325
- Release status
- Worldwide
- Age rating
- 4+
- Requires
- iOS 17.0+
- Size
- 198.4 MB
- Languages
- AF, SQ, Arabic, HY, AS, AZ, EU, Bengali, BG, MY, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, ET, Finnish, French, KA, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, IS, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, KN, KK, Korean, LV, LT, MK, Malay, ML, Marathi, MN, NE, Norwegian, OR, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, PA, Romanian, Russian, SR, Chinese, SI, Slovak, SL, Spanish, SW, Swedish, TA, TE, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Uzbek, Vietnamese, CY
- Price
- Free
- First seen
- January 2015
- Top markets
- US, MX, JP
- Publisher country
- US
Release history
193 versions tracked
- Version 3.65.300051325Latest
- Version 3.64.300050730
- Version 3.63.300050345
- Version 3.62.300050100
- Version 3.61.300049575
- Version 3.60.300049260
- Version 3.59.300048840
- Version 3.58.300048560
- Version 3.57.300048035
- Version 3.56.300047685
- Version 3.55.300047300
- Version 3.54.300046950
Ships about one a month.
What users say
- 2.0
I really have mixed feelings about this app.
Let’s start positively. Google classroom as a service is genius. It allows you to have a single organized and streamlined way to turn in assignments. It is really convenient to use when the app works. That said, the app on iOS and iPadOS in particular has some horrible bugs that I have lost work over. First off, the PDF editor built into this app is terrible. It works sometimes. Using it with the Apple Pencil to do work really should be better than it is. It also has no auto save, which may not seem like a big deal, but when you look at the way iOS handles RAM management, it is a big issue. Let’s say you have your textbook on one app in a web browser and your homework in Google Classroom. You swipe over to the textbook in your browser. iOS, because iPads have very little ram, will kill Google Classroom to launch the browser. And because the PDF editor has no auto save feature, all of the work you just did is now gone and cannot be recovered. Second massive issue is the integration with Google services. When you go to the Google Docs app to edit a document that is in an assignment, sometimes the document saves, but the old version of the document is still in the classroom assignment. If you hit turn in, your teacher will not see anything that you added. Other times it does sync if you refresh the Google classroom page before turning in. But I have found that even though images are visible to me, sometimes they are not to my teacher. This app certainly is not without its issues, and it is honestly infuriating to use.
Reviewed on version 3.52.300046075
- 3.0
A serious review
IK a lot of students seem to hate on this app unnecessarily (me includes), but there are some big flaws that need to be addressed. First of all, the lag. Sometimes the pages won’t load or the entire app will just shut down in my face, which prevents me from turning in work. Another thing is that when attaching files sometimes as links or straight from google drive, it won’t let you. It’ll say error and you’ll have to try creating a copy of the doc and see if that works, and if it doesn’t...whoopy-doo try again tmwr. My theory for this is that you can’t submit files that belong to someone else, even if you have editing permission. And that the app/site will occasionally just have a conniption. This is really annoying when you have group projects. Also the organization of classes on the home page leaves much to be desired. Not all of my teachers archive their classes, so it ends up cluttering my feed and I’m scrolling up and down for 5 minutes trying to find a class between the endless swamps of gray. I wish I could pick the order for them or maybe have class folders (?), where I can group similar classes together without completely hiding them away. But yeah, those are the main grievances I can recall right now since I’m in my summer days. Although this app was by no means perfect, I fear the the switch to canva in my district will be even worse. I genuinely can’t imagine that it’d turn out well.
Reviewed on version 3.39.300040090
- 5.0
Students hate homework, so they rate the app low, but it’s actually well-made.
The layout is easy to navigate, I have not experienced issues with performance on the platform in the past four weeks I have been using it as a student, and it’s a very convenient tool for both teachers and students. This app is only rated low because students either dislike doing classwork on a computer in general, or they do not like being assigned homework over the weekend or when they are otherwise not in school. This isn’t a good reason to rate the app low, but they will either 1. outright state they dislike school/schoolwork, or 2. write a fake review claiming it is terrible. I think this is further proven by the fact that all of the other Google apps, to my knowledge, are said to be well-made and have stellar reviews. This app absolutely does not deserve the two stars it currently has at the time of this review. I typically do not even write reviews, but I think it’s so ridiculous that this app is THIS poorly rated simply because students dislike schoolwork, so I felt compelled to write this review. TL;DR: I think this is a great app as are the other Google apps, it’s very convenient for me as a student in high-school. Students have bombed this app with negative reviews simply because they do not like schoolwork.
Reviewed on version 3.41.300041000
About Google Classroom
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Classroom is a free service for schools, non-profits, and anyone with a personal Google account. Classroom makes it easy for learners and instructors to connect—inside and outside of schools. Classroom saves time and paper, and makes it easy to create classes, distribute assignments, communicate, and stay organized.
Classroom is designed to help teachers create, collect, and grade assignments paperlessly, including time-saving features like the ability to automatically make a copy of a Google Document for each student. It also creates Drive folders for each assignment and for each student to help keep everyone organized.
Students can keep track of what’s due on the Assignments page and begin working with just a click. Teachers can quickly see who has or hasn't completed the work, and provide direct, real-time feedback and grades right in Classroom.
With the mobile app for iOS, students and teachers can view their classes and communicate with their classmates in real time. Students can open their assignments and work on them right from their iPhone or iPad. Teachers can keep track of who has turned in work and grade the assignment - at school or on the go. Students and teachers receive notifications when they have new content in Classroom, so they are always up to date.
There are many benefits of using Classroom:
Easy to set up Teachers can add students directly or share a code with their class to join. It takes just minutes to set up.
Saves time The simple, paperless assignment workflow allows teachers to create, review, and grade assignments quickly, all in one place.
Improves organization Students can see all of their assignments on an assignments page, and all class materials (e.g., documents, photos, and videos) are automatically filed into folders in Google Drive.
Enhances communication Classroom allows teachers to send announcements and start class discussions instantly. Students can share resources with each other or provide answers to questions on the stream.
Secure Like the rest of Google Workspace for Education services, Classroom contains no ads, never uses your content or student data for advertising purposes.
Permissions Notice: Camera: Needed to allow the user to take photos or videos and post them to Classroom. Microphone: Needed to enable audio capture for recording videos to be posted to Classroom. Photos: Needed to allow the user to attach photos or videos to Classroom. Photos or videos posted to Classroom will be stored on Google servers in order to show them in Classroom.
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Google Classroom iOS app download estimates are updated daily on iOS. The app maintains a 2.0-star rating based on 35.9K user reviews, indicating mixed user feedback in the education market.
Google Classroom iOS app ranks #10 in the free education charts on iOS. The app's performance metrics suggest strong market presence with established user base.
You can download Google Classroom iOS app from the App Store for iOS devices, requiring iOS 17.0 or later. The app provides its core features without requiring in-app purchases.
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