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Version 4.4.1 · 2026-10-20
* Bug fixes and fixes for unusual crashes.
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The store currently lists version 4.4.1, updated 2026-10-20.








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Homeroom is the easiest way for teachers to share what's happening in their classroom with students' parents. Upload photos safely to private classroom albums only parents and teachers can see, away from social media and the internet.
Simple for teachers:
• Open the classroom: Show parents all the fun their kids are having
• Exceptionally simple: Share photos and videos quickly and easily
Amazing for parents:
• Stay informed: Get alerts when teachers post new updates
• Collaborate: Assign other teachers and parents to post to the album
Totally private albums:
• Start conversations: Add comments and like photos
• Stay informed: Get alerts when teachers post new updates
How it works:
1. Create: Make one or more albums for your homeroom
2. Invite: Send invitations to your kids' parents
3. Share: Post photos and videos of your students…
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