Self-study manager for students

Turn free hours into focused study.

See exactly how much time you have, plan your subjects, run a timer or log it by hand — and watch every topic fill toward its goal.

Free to use No install — any browser Your data stays yours
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Wed, 23 Jul
Good evening, Aarav
Self-study today1h 45m studied
Free remaining4h 45m
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Made for school & college Live timer & manual log Daily · weekly · monthly plans Private & secure
Everything in one place

From free time to finished topics

The whole loop of self-study — knowing your time, planning it, doing it, and seeing it add up.

Know your free time

Block out college or school, coaching, activities and sleep on a 24-hour bar — and see exactly how much time is free to study.

Subjects & sub-topics

Break subjects into topics and sub-topics, each with an hour target and difficulty. Parents roll up their children's progress automatically.

Plan ahead

Line up topics for a day, a week or a month. Whatever you plan surfaces first — and comes pre-selected the moment you record.

Record sessions

Run a live timer while you work, or add a past session by hand. Either way, your effort is captured to the minute.

Reach your goals

Progress climbs toward each target. Hit it and Svādhyāya celebrates, then asks what's next — extend or mark it complete.

Session history

Every block you log, grouped by day with weekly totals — a tidy record of honest effort that keeps you motivated.

Three simple steps

Set up once, study with intent

A minute of setup, then it works with you every day.

1

Map your week

Add the hours already spoken for. Svādhyāya draws your day and reveals the free time hiding in it.

2

Plan your topics

Add your subjects, set targets, and line up what to study today, this week or this month.

3

Record & reach goals

Start the timer or log by hand. Watch each topic fill toward its goal, day after day.

स्वाध्याय
“Sva-adhyaya” — study of the self, by the self. The quiet discipline of learning on your own.

Built on an old idea, for how students study now.

Svādhyāya is a Sanskrit word for self-study — the practice of sitting with your own learning, honestly and consistently. That's exactly what this app protects: it turns scattered free hours into steady, visible progress, without noise or distraction.

No streaks to guilt you, no feeds to scroll. Just your time, your topics, and your goals — kept clear so the work can happen.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Is Svādhyāya free?

Yes — it's free to sign up and use. Just open it in your browser and get started.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Svādhyāya runs in any modern browser on your phone, tablet or laptop. On a phone you can also “Add to Home Screen” so it opens like an app.

Who is it for?

School and college students who study on their own — whether you're preparing for boards, JEE/NEET, university exams, or simply want to use your free hours well.

Is my data private?

Your account is yours. Your subjects, sessions and schedule are visible only to you — protected by per-user security on the backend.

What if I forget my password?

No problem — just tap “Forgot password?” on the sign-in screen and we'll email you a link to set a new one.

Study with intent.

Turn today's free hours into progress you can see.

Open Svādhyāya — it's free