MyStudyPlan review
A free, exam-focused planner for building and tracking editable revision schedules.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
MyStudyPlan is a free mobile study-planning app from Qualifications Scotland for school pupils, college students, and adult learners. It creates personalised revision schedules from subjects, exam dates, priorities, preferred study periods, and available study times. Users can edit generated plans, track sessions with a study timer, receive optional reminders, and share or print schedules as calendars or lists. The app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, making it suited to students who want a focused planner rather than a broad academic productivity system.
The planning workflow is its main strength. Users add subjects and exams, set priorities and preferred study periods, then let the app automatically generate a study plan. Because generated schedules can be edited, the result can be adjusted around changing availability or study preferences. The timer adds a simple progress-tracking layer, while optional reminders support regular revision without making notifications mandatory. This combination fits students who need structure around upcoming exams and want their plan to reflect both urgency and preferred study times.
MyStudyPlan keeps its offering straightforward: the Free plan includes personalised study-plan generation, a study timer, and optional study reminders. Its integration with QS MyExams supports importing exams from that companion app, while calendar and list sharing or printing makes plans easier to use beyond the app itself. The trade-off is a narrow focus on exam and revision planning, with mobile access limited to iOS and Android. Students preparing for exams should find the focused workflow appropriate; those seeking a wider task manager or a broader academic organisation tool should choose an alternative.
MyStudyPlan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatically builds editable plans around exams, subjects, and priorities
- Tracks study progress with a built-in timer and optional reminders
- Shares or prints plans as calendars or lists on iOS and Android
- Where it doesn't
- Its core workflow is focused mainly on exams and revision planning
- Exam importing is tied to the companion QS MyExams app
- Mobile distribution is limited to iOS and Android
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