Study timer and tracker

Track every minute
you study.

Time your sessions, tag them by course and topic, and Estudylog shows you the rest: your streak, your peak hours, what you have covered and how you study. On iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Android.

4.5 ★ on the App Store

Estudylog for Mac, Home: 305 hours logged, a 58-day streak, today's sessions and what to study next Estudylog for Mac, Home: 305 hours logged, a 58-day streak, today's sessions and what to study next
Estudylog on iPhone Duo: Overview with a 58-day streak, study totals and the week's study volume Estudylog on iPhone Duo: Overview with a 58-day streak, study totals and the week's study volume
Estudylog Home tab on iPhone: a 58-day streak, study totals and the week's study volume Estudylog Home tab on iPhone: a 58-day streak, study totals and the week's study volume

How it works

Start a timer.
Rate it when you’re done.

Logging a session takes a few seconds, so you actually keep doing it. Forgot to start the timer? Quick Add the time afterwards.

  1. Estudylog for Android: starting a reading session for Human Anatomy with two topics picked Estudylog for Android: starting a reading session for Human Anatomy with two topics picked

    1Start

    Pick the course, what you’re doing and the topics you’ll cover.

  2. Estudylog for Android: finishing a 48 minute Human Anatomy session with a five-star rating Estudylog for Android: finishing a 48 minute Human Anatomy session with a five-star rating

    2Finish and rate

    Stop the timer and rate how productive it felt. That rating is what your insights are built on.

Apple Watch

Or finish it from your wrist.

Pause, stop or finish a session without reaching for your phone, then rate it right there. It lands in the same history as everything else.

Study methods

Then see how you actually study.

Each session is reading, practice, review or an assignment. The breakdown shows what your hours are really made of, so a week of re-reading can’t pass for a week of practice.

Learn why active recall works

(method matters)

Estudylog for Android: a course page with the session breakdown by reading, practice, review and assignment Estudylog for Android: a course page with the session breakdown by reading, practice, review and assignment

Android

Estudylog on iPhone: a Human Anatomy course page with coverage rings for each topic and the session breakdown Estudylog on iPhone: a Human Anatomy course page with coverage rings for each topic and the session breakdown

iPhone

Syllabus coverage

Spot what you haven’t touched.

Break each course into its topics and give each one a target. Every session you link to a topic fills its ring, so the gaps show up weeks before the midterm, not the night before.

(coverage, not guessing)

Peak hours

Learn when you’re sharpest.

Rate each session when you finish it. Estudylog lines those ratings up against the time of day, so your best hours show up on their own, and the hard topics can go there.

  1. Finish and rate. One tap, from 1 to 5.
  2. See the pattern. Your ratings, plotted by the hour.
  3. Plan around it. Put the hard topics in your peak window.
Learn how to find your best time to study

(numbers, not vibes)

Estudylog Insights screen: where your study time went across courses, and a 24-hour dial showing mornings, 9–11 AM, as your peak window Estudylog Insights screen: where your study time went across courses, and a 24-hour dial showing mornings, 9–11 AM, as your peak window

iPhone

Streaks

And don’t break the chain.

Every day you study fills in a square on your calendar, whether you logged it on your phone, your iPad or your Mac. Miss a day and you’ll see it. Show up and the chain keeps growing.

Estudylog on iPad, Calendar: a month of study hours, day by day, with the sessions of a chosen day and a week summary Estudylog on iPad, Calendar: a month of study hours, day by day, with the sessions of a chosen day and a week summary

iPad

Same account, same streak on every device. See Estudylog on each platform

What is Estudylog?

Estudylog is a study tracker and study timer for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Android, built for students who want to understand where their study hours go, which courses need attention, and when they focus best. Instead of only counting minutes, Estudylog connects every study session to a course, study type, topic, note, and focus rating. Over time, those sessions turn into study analytics such as peak study hours, topic coverage, study method balance, and progress by course.

Students

What students are saying.

I’ve been using this app for a couple of days now and it honestly changed how I study. Charts and streaks keeps me more motivated and organized. My tip to get the most out of it is don’t leave your course outlines empty, it makes a huge difference for when you wanna get your plan.

Godfrey325

I have used the app for a week now and it has helped me so much on knowing how much time I am dedicating to each one of my classes. There are also many other features that I like but I want to keep my review short. Anyways, I definitely recommend it to any student!

startlearning123

Overall good app for studying but their website advertises a quick add feature where you can log hours without having used the timer but it is not on the iOS app.

Jim08/.

this has streaks, graphs, average all of that stuff. its simple, easy to use and all the basic functions are free! thank you thank you thank you

Teeeaa2847

This is a great app for helping you to stay organized and motivated for studying. Recommend this for high school and university students.

Jeniji1237

I love the structure of this app, its simplistic and it makes keeping track of how much time i actually spend studying easy!

RandomPerson

I love the app, just what Ive been looking for. Super straightforward and no overwhelming useless features. Thank you ❤️

Ilyusha3

Since I started using this app, I’ve been managing my study time much better. I highly recommend it to all students!

Deborah_11

I can’t believe they made an app so complete and free, thank you to whoever made this happen.

bonnieee6

The insights feature in the new version is the best

Sean Riverside

This is what my adhd brain needed

MichaelRivebuch

FAQ

Common questions.

Is the app free?

Yes, you can download Estudylog for free on the App Store and Google Play. We have a premium tier for unlimited courses, but the core features are free to start.

Is it available on Android?

Yes. Estudylog is available on Android — download it free from Google Play. It’s also on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and your courses, sessions, and stats sync across your devices.

Do I need internet to study?

No. You can run timers offline. Your data will sync to the cloud automatically the next time you connect.

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Make your next study session count.

Free to download — on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.