FocusLeafStudy time, counted honestly
FocusLeaf is a study timer for students. Start the clock on a subject, and it keeps the record: how long you studied, what you studied, and how many weeks in a row you have shown up.
What it does
- Time your sessions. Pick a subject and start the timer. Pause when you step away. On Android the running time also shows in a notification while you work.
- Keep a streak. Five minutes in a day makes it a study day, and studying in a week keeps your weekly streak going. The calendar shows the month at a glance, with the hours on each day.
- See where the time went. Totals per subject for today, this month and this year, so the picture is not just a feeling.
- Study alongside friends. Make a group, share the code, and see everyone's totals for the day and the week — and who is studying right now. Private groups hold up to 30 people; public ones, listed in Discover for anyone to join, hold up to 50.
- Earn the odd badge. Fifty-five achievements for the milestones worth noticing.
What it does not do
No ads. No trackers. No analytics SDKs. Nothing is sold, and your study record is seen only by the groups you choose to join. The privacy policy lists everything that is stored.
Getting it
FocusLeaf is made for iPhone and Android, and it is free. You need to be 13 or over. It needs an internet connection, because your study history is stored on your account rather than on one phone — sign in somewhere else and it is all still there.