Is Study Time free?
Yes. Create an account and use subjects, timers, daily goals, tasks, and reports on Android, iOS, and the web with no paid plan.
Which platforms does Study Time run on?
Android, iOS, and the web app. Sign in with email or Google. The same account keeps data in sync across devices.
Do phone and browser stay in sync?
Yes. Sign in with the same account on the web app and on iOS or Android. Subjects, sessions, tasks, goals, and settings follow you.
Can I track more than one subject?
Yes. Create a subject for each course or skill. Only one timer runs at a time so each session is attached to one subject.
Does Study Time include Pomodoro or focus timers?
Yes. You can use a stopwatch, a 25-minute Focus session, or a 50-minute Deep session. Time still counts toward that subject and your daily goal.
What is the difference between a Pomodoro timer and Study Time?
A Pomodoro timer paces work in short blocks. A subject timer answers “how much Chemistry did I actually do?” Study Time combines both: Focus and Deep modes plus reports by subject. See the comparison page for details.
Can more than one timer run at once?
No. One active timer at a time keeps the record honest. Pause or stop the current session before you switch subjects.
How do tasks work with the timer?
Tasks hold due dates and today’s list. The timer records focused minutes. Start a session on the subject that matches the task in front of you.
How do I set a daily study goal?
Pick a target you can hit on a normal weekday, such as 60 or 90 minutes. Study Time shows progress toward that goal so you can adjust before the day ends.
Is Study Time a calendar or study planner?
No. It is a study timer with subjects, tasks, goals, and reports. It does not replace your class timetable or a full calendar app.
Related pages
- Pomodoro vs subject timer — when to use each, and how Study Time combines them
- How to track study time — subjects, daily goals, and weekly review
- Web app — start a session in the browser
- Contact — questions and feedback