Why we built EstudyLog
Between lectures, part-time jobs, and the occasional all-nighter, our study habits were chaos. The apps we tried were either packed with enterprise dashboards or so minimal they were useless. EstudyLog started as a weekend project to give our friends a clean place to log sessions, reflect on progress, and build routines that actually stick.
What the app delivers
Every feature in EstudyLog earns its spot by saving time or reducing friction. Here’s what you get the moment you sign in:
Organized timelines
Log each session by course, tag topics, and add quick notes so you remember exactly where to pick up next time.
Spacing prompts
The spaced repetition engine nudges you toward topics that are drifting, keeping review balanced without manual spreadsheets.
Visual streak motivation
Customizable streaks and weekly charts show how consistent you’ve been, keeping motivation high (and guilt low).
Privacy-first syncing
Your data syncs securely across devices, stays encrypted, and can be exported or deleted with a single tap.
Progress so far
The EstudyLog community stretches from first-year undergrads to med-school residents and grad researchers. We ship updates every two weeks so the app evolves alongside campus life.
What we care about
Keep it simple
Students open EstudyLog and instantly know what to tap. If a feature needs a tutorial, we iterate until it doesn’t.
Protect student data
No ads, no selling study habits, no dark patterns. You control your information, period.
Build with real feedback
Every release cycle includes campus interviews, Discord office hours, and usability sessions with students juggling heavy course loads.
Meet the makers
Alex
Full-stack dev obsessed with smooth timers and synced data. Keeps the app fast, reliable, and crash-free.
Sarah
Crafts the interface, color system, and micro-interactions that make logging a session feel effortless.
Mike
Push-notification skeptic and relentless tester. Keeps support fast and release notes clear.
Priya
Interviews students weekly, manages our Discord, and ensures the roadmap respects different learning styles.
Milestones
- Spring 2023: Prototype launched to 40 classmates and a shared Google Doc full of bugs.
- Fall 2023: Added streak analytics, dark mode, and the first iteration of our spacing engine.
- Summer 2024: Shipped privacy upgrades, one-tap exports, and improved iCloud sync.
- 2025 roadmap: Deeper course insights, collaborative study planning, and Android support.
How to get involved
We run a beta tester group, student ambassador crew, and a research panel for study experts. If you want to shape the future of EstudyLog, email hello@estudylog.com with “Campus Crew” in the subject line and share how you study.
Founder story (coming soon)
We’re crafting a detailed write-up about why EstudyLog started, the obstacles we hit along the way, and how campus life shaped the product. Check back soon or subscribe to release notes in-app to be notified when it goes live.
Ready to track smarter?
EstudyLog is free to download, takes 60 seconds to set up, and keeps you accountable without judgment. Log a session today and see where your time really goes.
