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MyStudyPlanner review

Freemium#17 of 38 in Study Planner AppsDaily Planner Apps

A focused web planner with useful free scheduling and paid performance insights.

6.4/10Editor score
MyStudyPlanner6.4 Visit MyStudyPlanner

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MyStudyPlanner is a browser-based planner for high school and university students who want schoolwork and study planning in one place. It brings together recurring weekly or fortnightly classes, homework, assignments, exams, reminders, study sessions and marks. The layout of the feature set suits students managing deadlines across a school week or university semester, especially those who prefer a focused planner rather than a broad productivity system.

The free plan is useful for core organisation. At $0 per month, it includes timetables and recurring classes, homework, assignments and exams, calendars and reminders, plus Study Focus and study sessions. Study sessions can be linked to schoolwork, giving students a direct way to connect preparation time with assignments or exams. The Premium plan costs $19.99 per year and includes everything in Free, along with marks and assessment results, subject performance summaries, and deeper study and preparation insights. Students who mainly need scheduling and deadline tracking can stay with Free; those who want academic performance tracking have a clear reason to upgrade.

MyStudyPlanner keeps its scope narrow and accessible, but its platform fit is limited. It is web-only and does not offer integrations, so students looking for a planner that connects with other calendars, education tools or broader app ecosystems should consider an alternative. Its strongest case is for individuals who want classes, deadlines, exam preparation and study sessions connected in one browser-based workspace. Choose it for straightforward academic planning and optional performance review; look elsewhere if mobile access, integrations or a wider collaboration environment are central requirements.

MyStudyPlanner pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan covers timetables, assignments, exams and reminders
    • Links study sessions with schoolwork and offers Study Focus recommendations
    • Premium adds marks, performance summaries and preparation insights
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access limits planning outside a browser
    • No integrations with other education or calendar platforms
    • Marks and performance summaries require the Premium plan

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