Study Tracker
Track your daily study hours and build consistency. Visualize your progress with a GitHub-style activity calendar.
Streak Tracking
Stay motivated
Heatmap
Visual progress
12-Week View
See patterns
Auto-Save
Never lose data
Today
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This Week
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Current Streak
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Best Streak
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Log Study Hours
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Activity Calendar (Last 12 Weeks)
Monthly Summary
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Last 30 Days
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Daily Average
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Days Logged
What is Study Tracker?
We measure what matters. If you aren't measuring your study time, you probably aren't studying as much as you think. The **Study Tracker** brings the addictive "Streak" gamification of apps like Duolingo and GitHub to your academic life. It visualizes your effort. Seeing a calendar full of green squares is huge motivation; seeing a blank week is a wake-up call.
How to Use Study Tracker
Log Activity
Click on today's date and enter hours studied.
Tag Subject
Label it "Math", "Coding", or "History".
View Heatmap
Watch your calendar turn green as you build a streak.
Analyze
Check which days of the week you are most productive.
**The Heatmap**: Each day you study, the block gets darker green. 0 hours is gray. 8 hours is deep green. **The Streak**: We count consecutive days. Breaking a 50-day streak hurts, so you'll study even on your bad days just to keep it alive.
Why Use This Tool?
**Truth**: It eliminates the "I feel like I studied all day" lie. The numbers don't lie. **Consistency**: Habits are built by repetition. This tool enforces repetition. **Balance**: Ensure you aren't ignoring one subject (e.g., studying only Math and ignoring Physics).
Who Is This For?
**Competitive Exams**: JEE/NEET aspirants logging 10+ hours. **Skill Acquisition**: Developers learning a new language 1 hour a day.
Behind the Technology
Local storage database. Your study logs are yours—they never leave your browser.
Tips for Best Results
Log your time *immediately* after a session.
Don't count 'passive' study (watching videos while eating). Count 'active' study.
Forgive yourself for missing a day, but never miss two days in a row.