Studia: Study Planner & Timer

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About this app

Study is a study planner with a focus timer built into it. Lay out your week as blocks of subjects once, and from then on the only decision left is to sit down and start.

Everything runs offline on your device. There is no account, no sign-up, no ads, and the app requests zero Android permissions.

WHAT YOU GET

• A week you can see
Drag blocks around a seven-day grid that snaps to fifteen minutes. Each subject has its own colour, and the line across today shows where you are right now.

• A focus timer tied to the plan
Every session is a block of a real subject, never an untitled timer. Choose 25/5, 50/10, 90/20 or set your own, with a long break every fourth block.

• Honest time keeping
Elapsed time comes from the clock, not a tick count, so pausing the app or locking the phone never corrupts a session. Stop early and the minutes you actually did are still logged — nothing is rounded up.

• Topics inside a block
Tick ​​off what a block was supposed to cover, and see how much of each topic is actually solid.

• Insights that are useful rather than flattering
Hours a week planned against hours done, where the hours actually went by subject, and which subject you quietly keep skipping.

• Deadlines that do the arithmetic
Exams and hand-ins counted down in days, each showing the hours you have put in against the hours you planned, and what weekly pace closes the gap.

• No streaks, no guilt
A missed block is shown as not done. That's all. There is nothing to break and nothing to lose.

• Eight background themes
A full Appearance section with eight crafted backgrounds and a modern, animated navigation bar.

PRIVACY FIRST
Studio collects nothing. There is no account and no internet connection — your plan and your log stay in local storage on your device. Zero permissions requested, which also means the app cannot send you notifications: the timer runs while Studia is open and holds the screen awake for the length of a block.

WHO IT IS FOR
School, university and self-directed students, anyone revising for an exam with a date on it, and anyone who plans well and then loses the week anyway.