Student Study Planner: Timetable, Assignment Tracker, Exam Countdowns and Focus Timer

Description

The exam timetable is pinned to a noticeboard, the essay deadline is somewhere in a chat thread, and your class schedule is a screenshot from the first week of term. Study Planner Pro gathers the whole of student life into one offline file on your phone: class timetable, assignments, exam countdowns, a focus timer, a study log, habits, goals, a reading list and notes.

The dashboard is the page you open each morning. It shows today’s classes, what is due in the next seven days, how many focus minutes you have banked, and the exact number of days left before your next exam. Countdowns update themselves and totals add themselves up. You type in your own subjects, so nothing is locked into somebody else’s course list. There is no account to make and no monthly fee: it costs $29.99 once, and because the planner is undated it keeps working term after term, year after year.

What is inside (12 modules, one HTML file)

1. Dashboard — today’s classes, deadlines due within 7 days, focus minutes and your next exam at a glance.
2. Class schedule — your weekly timetable with rooms, times and a color for every class.
3. Assignment tracker — due dates, priorities and status, with warnings for overdue and due-soon work.
4. Exam countdown — a clear day-count card for every test on your calendar, so no exam date catches you by surprise.
5. Study log — sessions recorded by subject and minutes, with a weekly chart of where your time actually went.
6. Focus timer — Pomodoro presets from 15 to 50 minutes, or set your own length; finished sessions log themselves into the study log.
7. Habit tracker — a weekly grid and streak counter for things like flashcards, reading and daily review.
8. Semester goals — a target for each goal, with a progress bar that moves as you work.
9. Reading list — every book with pages read, a progress bar, and quick +10 and +25 page buttons.
10. Notes — plain notes plus a Cornell layout with cues, notes and summary sections, suited to lectures and revision.
11. Brain dump — a one-line inbox for the thought that arrives at 1 a.m., with a one-tap move into Assignments when it turns out to be a task.
12. Settings — your name and term, JSON backup export and import, and a full reset.

This is an instant digital download: one HTML file that opens in any web browser, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Your data never leaves your device. You can try every module first in the live demo.

How to open: Download the ZIP after checkout and extract it (your phone’s Files app can do this). On your phone, tap the HTML file to open it in Safari or Chrome, then use Share → Add to Home Screen for one-tap access; on a computer, double-click the extracted file and it opens in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Your progress saves automatically on your own device every time you make a change.