How it works
StudyTracker is a free online study tracker for students that runs in the browser — the same page doubles as a study tracker for PC, with nothing to install and no signup to start. Time a session by subject, watch the 7-day graph fill, compare each subject against your weekly hour goals, and look back at the calendar log of days you already studied.
Pick a subject, set your minutes — 25, 30, 45, 60, or a custom length — and run the countdown. When it reaches zero the timer flips to a 5-minute break. It is the same clock on the study timer, the Pomodoro timer for students, and the study time tracker.
Progress bars fill as you study. Short sessions show as seconds, not 0.05 minutes. Weekly hour goals live on the study progress tracker.
Set hours per subject, then use the calendar as a log of what you already studied — not a scheduler.
Guides
Free online study tracker for students — subject timer, 7-day graph, weekly hour goals, calendar log. No signup.
Log study hours by subject with the live timer, then see seven-day totals and a calendar of days you already studied.
Set weekly hour goals per subject and watch the bars fill as you log time. This is progress against goals you type in, not a class timetable.
Pick 25, 30, 45, or 60 minutes — or a custom length — attach a subject, and count down. Finished minutes land in the same log as every other session.
Run a 25-minute focus block with a subject attached, then let it flip to a 5-minute break when it hits zero. One countdown with a break state — it does not auto-cycle for you.
The same tracker on a desktop browser — no installer, no app store, no download. Time subjects, check the 7-day graph, and keep the calendar log.
Journal
Short reads on technique, time, and the habits that actually stick.
Study Techniques
The Pomodoro Technique for students: 25-minute focus blocks, honest breaks, and a study timer to track study hours without turning focus into a gadget.
5 min readTime Management
Time blocking for students: plan the week on paper, protect each study block, then use a study tracker to see what your week and hours actually contained.
Productivity
Digital tools for students: a small stack beats a crowded one. A study timer to track study hours, one notes home, and a way to protect attention — not 14 apps.
Academic Resources
Academic resources work when they are few: choose one textbook, one lecture, and one past-paper set, then track study hours against the week you really had.
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