majored review
A focused Apple study planner with broad academic tools and a four-course free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
majored is a study-planning app for college and school students who want academic planning in one place. It combines course and semester organization with timetable views, assignment and project tracking, exam planning, study topics, reminders and focus sessions. The app runs natively on iPhone, iPad and Mac, making it a focused option for students already working across Apple devices.
Its freemium structure keeps the core product accessible. The Free plan supports up to four active courses and includes every other feature. majored Pro monthly and majored Pro yearly both add unlimited courses, while majored Pro Lifetime also adds unlimited access that never renews or expires. Across the plans, the feature set covers day, week and month timetable views, assignment subtasks and priorities, exam reminders, a Pomodoro timer, study-session tracking, focus streaks, course-level study hours, widgets and notifications. Students with a small course load can stay on Free; students managing more than four active courses need a Pro option.
The main ecosystem consideration is platform focus. Automatic synchronization runs through the user’s private iCloud account, and the documented integration is iCloud. That supports continuity across Apple hardware, but the product is not positioned as a cross-platform planner. Its breadth also favors academic organization over general productivity: course structure, deadlines, exams and study time are central rather than secondary features. Choose majored if you want a dedicated planner with timetable, assessment and focus tracking in an Apple-based workflow. Choose another study planner if access beyond macOS and iOS is essential or if your workflow depends on broader calendar integrations.
majored pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Organizes courses, timetables, assignments, projects and exams
- Combines Pomodoro timing with course-level focus statistics
- Syncs privately through iCloud across iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Where it doesn't
- Limited to macOS and iOS devices
- The Free plan supports up to four active courses
- External calendar synchronization is not part of its documented ecosystem
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