Online Study Timer for Students
Pick a subject, set your pomodoros, press play. The room dims, rain covers the dorm noise, and every finished block counts toward the streak on your heatmap.
Start studying — free No ads · No account · Streaks & heatmap · Works on your phoneBuilt around how studying actually happens
- Plan per subject. Add tasks like "Chapter 4 problems — 3 pomodoros" and the progress bar fills as blocks land.
- Three proven rhythms. Classic 25/5 for revision, Deep Work 90/20 for problem sets, the 52/17 rule for long library days — one click each.
- Breaks that restore you. A guided breathing animation slows your pulse between blocks instead of tempting you into TikTok.
- A streak you can see. The 14-day heatmap turns revision into a visible habit; weekly and monthly views show the semester taking shape.
- Ambience included. Rain, cafe, fireplace and forest recordings mask hallway noise — no headphones-to-YouTube juggling.
- Private by default. No account, nothing tracked server-side; your history lives in your browser and exports to CSV.
Why streaks beat willpower
Motivation follows evidence. When the heatmap shows seven unbroken days, starting today is no longer a decision — it's keeping a chain alive. That's the same mechanism exam-season apps borrow, but here it sits next to the timer instead of inside a phone full of notifications.
Pair it with the method itself: our complete Pomodoro guide covers the rules, the research and the mistakes most students make in their first week.
Frequently asked questions
Which study timer method should I use?
Start with Pomodoro 25/5 — it's the easiest to sustain. Switch to Deep Work 90/20 when a single problem set needs an unbroken hour, and 52/17 for full library days.
Is it really free for students?
Yes — no ads, no account, no premium tier, ever.
Can I see my total study hours?
Yes: per-day sessions and minutes, a 14-day heatmap, weekly and monthly charts, streaks, and a CSV export of the whole history.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes — in any mobile browser, and it installs to your home screen like an app with offline support.
One block before you scroll again
Twenty-five minutes. One chapter. The rain handles the rest.
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