classe2027.com
Classe2027.com claims it can reveal a student’s classmates before the 2026–2027 school year, but its results should not be trusted without direct confirmation from the school.
What does Classe2027.com promise?
The French website asks for a student’s first name, last name, school type, school name, and city.
It then displays a message saying that it found a class matching those details.
The page promises access to a full list of students in that class (Classe2027.com).
The service covers schools, collèges, lycées, universities, and other higher education institutions.
This broad coverage is hard to accept because these institutions do not all share student records through one public system.
Does Classe2027.com really have official class lists?
The public pages do not show clear proof that the site has permission to access school databases.
The site says that finding classes “officially” needs strong servers, but it does not name an education authority, school system, database, or formal partner that supplies the records (access page).
France’s official Scolarité Services platform uses protected parent accounts for school tasks, records, and registration (French Ministry of Education).
ÉduConnect can also provide protected access to an ENT and a student’s school record (ÉduConnect).
These official services do not support the idea that any person can receive a class list by entering only a name and school.
Class assignments may also change before the first day, so even a genuine early list might not remain correct.
How does the website make money?
Classe2027.com does not simply show the promised list after its search.
Instead, it asks the visitor to complete two partner offers, such as installing apps or answering surveys.
That button sends users to a different domain called lockedapp.live, rather than an education website (Classe2027.com access page).
This setup resembles an offer wall, where the site owner may earn money when visitors submit information, install software, register for trials, or complete other actions.
An offer described as “free” can still cost the user time, personal data, marketing consent, or a later subscription fee.
Visitors should read every condition carefully and should never enter payment details just to see a supposed class list.
Why does the site ask for a TikTok video?
The second access method asks students to post a TikTok video promoting Classe2027.com.
The requested video must show the website and use a message that suggests it can reveal a class early.
The website says that requests without a user-made promotional video will be ignored, and it offers €10 for each 100,000 views (Classe2027.com access page).
This turns young visitors into marketers before they know whether the promised result is real.
It can also make the service look popular because many students repeat the same claim on social media.
A TikTok post is not proof that the creator received an authentic class list.
What are the privacy risks?
A student’s name, school, city, email address, and class are personal information.
The CNIL explains that names, email addresses, images, voices, school details, and similar facts can identify a child and reveal parts of private life (CNIL privacy guide).
Classe2027.com asks for several of these details before it proves that it can provide a valid service.
Its TikTok form requests another set of information, including an email address and a link to the student’s social account.
Combining these details could connect a child’s real identity, school, location, and social media profile.
The CNIL recommends tight limits when schools display class lists, especially when those lists may be visible outside the school community (CNIL class-list guidance).
A public third-party service promising complete lists deserves even greater caution.
Is Classe2027.com a scam?
There is not enough verified public evidence to state as fact that Classe2027.com is a scam.
However, the site shows serious warning signs: an extraordinary claim, no visible proof of official data access, collection of children’s information, an external offer wall, and a request for promotional TikTok posts.
The instant “result found” message also does not prove that a real database search occurred.
The safest judgment is that Classe2027.com is an unverified marketing service, not an official school tool.
Students should not install partner apps, complete surveys, publish promotional videos, or provide more personal data to unlock a result.
How can a student find the real class list?
The reliable choices are the school’s official website, ENT, ÉduConnect account, school email, notice board, or administrative office.
Parents can also contact the school directly using a phone number from the official French education directory.
If information was already submitted to Classe2027.com, the user or parent can request a copy or deletion of the stored data under the right of access described by the CNIL (CNIL access rights).
Anyone who installed an app through the offer wall should remove unknown software, check permissions, cancel unwanted trials, and watch bank or phone bills for new charges.
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