Open your dashboard
Choose a date and review the tasks already on your timetable.
Your day at a glanceFrom your first timetable to your next focus session: learn StudyTick in 12 simple steps, with visual examples along the way.
Short steps you can return to anytime.
Choose a date and review the tasks already on your timetable.
Your day at a glanceSelect Add task, then enter a name, start and end times, and an optional study goal. Choose Task or Break for the corresponding reminder.
A task with a clear finish lineUse Paste timetable to add multiple tasks at once. Preview before saving: this workflow may replace your existing task list.
Preview before replacingSwitch between available list, grid, and agenda-style layouts without re-entering your tasks. Views depend on your version.
One schedule, different viewsSelect Start reminders while the page is open. Adjust sounds in Settings. Browser reminders are not a substitute for critical alarms.
Reminders while the tab is activeUse Focus view to simplify the screen and work with the focus timer and sound controls. Exit the view or press Escape to return.
A quieter place to workWhen Brain Dump is available, save unrelated thoughts and revisit them after your focus session.
Capture now, review laterMark tasks complete and review any available progress summaries to see what remains.
See what you finishedRecord what worked, what felt difficult, and what to adjust tomorrow. Avoid sharing sensitive details publicly.
Small observations, useful patternsSet a target exam date in the countdown feature, if available, and use it to prioritize your work.
A visible long-term targetUse the group timer or community features for shared sessions and accountability. Follow the sign-in and privacy guidance.
Study with othersExplore theme, sounds, time display, and repeat options. Back up or export your timetable if the option is available before clearing browser data.
Make StudyTick work for youSimple visual walkthroughs for the most-used workflows.
Give each task a time, an action, and a finish line.
Keep the current task visible and capture thoughts without switching away.