Study Session Planner

Ever sit down to study with good intentions, only to look up an hour later and realize you have no idea how that time actually went? Study Session Planner fixes that - not with another generic timer, but with sessions built around how you actually study.

Start by adding your own subjects - Math, Chemistry, that thesis chapter you've been putting off - each with its own color tag. Then set up a session your way: pick how much time you actually have, choose a work interval that fits your focus span, and set a break length that lets you recharge without losing momentum. The app does the math for you, showing exactly how many focus blocks and breaks fit before you even start.

Once you hit Start Session, a clean countdown ring keeps you anchored to the current phase - no clutter, no distractions, just the time remaining and the subject you're working on. Phases move automatically from Focus to Break and back, and if you ever need to step away, your progress is saved rather than lost.

When a session wraps up, you get a quiet, honest recap: minutes focused, intervals completed, and how it fits into your streak. Over time, the Statistics page fills in a fuller picture - daily and weekly focus trends, per-subject totals, and your longest streak on record - so you can actually see the pattern of your own habits instead of guessing at them.

Consistency gets its own quiet reward system too. Complete your first session and you're a Beginner; keep a 3-day streak going and you're Focused; hit a full week and you're Dedicated; a month in, you've earned Scholar. No leaderboards, no pressure - just a record of showing up.

What you'll find inside:
- Custom subjects with color tags
- Fully configurable work/break intervals
- Live countdown timer with automatic phase transitions
- Session summaries after every run
- Daily, weekly, and per-subject statistics
- A streak system and four unlockable achievement badges
- How It Works, About, and Privacy pages for full transparency

Study Session Planner isn't trying to gamify your studying - it's trying to make the time you already spend studying visible, structured, and a little more rewarding to look back on.