StudyRecord vs StudyPace

StudyRecord is a study timer and learning log designed to help you build a consistent study habit. Instead of simply measuring time or recording sessions, StudyRecord lets you *see your progress*. By visualizing your effort and achievements, it encourages you to take the next step and keep going. --- ■ Focus with the study timer Start studying with a large, easy-to-read timer and simple controls. When you feel unmotivated but want to begin, StudyRecord becomes the gateway to focus. --- ■ Visualize your progress Your study time is automatically recorded and visualized through weekly charts and monthly heatmaps. See how much you studied today and which days you stayed consistent. Your effort becomes visible data, helping you build a lasting study habit. --- ■ Unlock achievements Achievements are unlocked as you reach study milestones and complete challenges. Level up and track your growth as you continue learning. The more you study, the more titles and achievements you earn. --- ■ Share your progress Share your study graphs and achievements with friends or on social media. Visualizing your effort makes it easier to stay motivated and accountable. --- ■ Optional account sync You can optionally register your email to sync your study data across multiple devices. Even if you switch devices, your learning history stays with you. Registration is optional and the core features are available without it. --- ■ Inspirational quotes Short quotes appear before or during study sessions to gently motivate you. They are designed to quietly encourage you, even on days when motivation is low.

StudyPace counts back from your exam date and tells you just one thing: how many minutes are left today. Built for certification exams, licensing tests, and college prep. No social feed, no friends list — just a quiet tool for putting in the hours on your own. ■ Simple setup 1. Add an exam: name, date, and a total-hours goal 2. Decide how long you'll study on weekdays and on weekends (fine-tune each day if you like) 3. Log what you study. The home screen shows "2h to go today" ■ Log in two taps • Stopwatch timer — control it from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island • +15 / +30 / +60 minute chips • Add or edit sessions by hand, with a one-line note ■ Pace check with real suggestions A green / yellow / red signal shows whether your plan gets you to your goal. When you're short, StudyPace suggests concrete fixes: "add 30 minutes to weekdays" or "set the goal to 100 hours". ■ Keep the streak going • Streak counter and a calendar of goal-met days • Home Screen widget shows today's remaining minutes without opening the app • Optional daily reminder ■ Look back • Total hours, progress ring, and days left for each exam • After the exam: goal reached, days studied, average per day • Archived exams keep all their records ■ Premium (one-time purchase, no subscription) • Unlimited exams (free: up to 3) • Ideal-pace vs. actual chart, weekday performance, golden hours • iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad • CSV export • Removes ads Everything else — logging, countdown, pace signal, week plans, widgets, backups — is free. Your data stays on your device (and in your own iCloud if you turn on sync). Privacy policy: https://momokusafarm-pixel.github.io/studypace-privacy/