A study planner that does not just sit there
Planning is the easy part. Studova watches the clock and holds you to the schedule you set.
Almost every study planner ends the same way: a beautiful timetable, followed by a week of ignoring it. The plan has no idea whether you kept it. Studova closes that loop by connecting your schedule to a live timer, so the app knows the difference between a block you did and a block you skipped.
Set your weekly blocks once, by subject and time. From then on Studova reminds you when each one starts, and your analytics show planned time against actual time.
Build the week once
Add blocks to any day with a subject, a start time and a length. Recurring blocks repeat every week, and you can keep multiple named profiles for term time, study leave and holidays, then switch between them in one tap.
Exam dates sit on the same calendar, counting down, so the weeks before a paper visibly tighten rather than sneaking up on you.
Reminders are the difference
When a block starts, you get a short grace period. If it passes with no session running, Studova alerts you, on every device with the app open and by push notification if you have enabled it. There is no way to quietly let a block slide.
One tap on the alert starts a session already filled in with that block's subject, so the gap between being reminded and actually working is a single press.
See whether the plan is realistic
Analytics compare the hours you scheduled with the hours you logged, broken down by subject and by time of day. A plan that you miss every Tuesday at 7 am is a plan that needs changing, and the charts make that obvious instead of leaving you to feel vaguely guilty.
Daily quests, streaks and weekly leagues sit on top, so the reward for keeping the routine is not purely internal.
Common questions
How is this different from a calendar app?
A calendar tells you a block exists. Studova checks whether you actually started it, alerts you if you did not, and records what you really did so your analytics reflect reality.
Can I have different schedules for term time and holidays?
Yes. Save as many named routine profiles as you like and switch the active one whenever your week changes shape.
What if I need to skip a block?
Nothing is punished. The alert is a nudge, not a lock, and streak freezes protect your streak on days you genuinely cannot study.
Is the study planner free?
Yes. Routines, study reminders, the timer and stats are all included, no card needed.
Can I compare the hours I planned with the hours I studied?
Yes. Studova's stats show the hours you scheduled next to the hours you logged, by subject and by time of day, so you can see where the plan and the week differ.
Does Studova remind me about study blocks on my phone?
Yes. Reminders appear in Studova on any device where the app is open, and as a phone notification if you turn notifications on.
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