Pinky review
A broad student planner combining schedules, study tools, collaboration, and game elements.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Pinky is a study-planning app for school and university students who want daily organization alongside study tools and motivation. It brings weekly class schedules, reminders, task and project lists, deadlines, shared projects, and notes into one planner. Pomodoro sessions, flashcards with spaced repetition, and progress history extend it beyond basic scheduling. Its gamified village, cats, achievements, and levels give students an alternative to a purely list-based planning experience, while web, iOS, and Android availability supports use across devices.
The free plan is available to download and use. Pinky Pro is offered through optional auto-renewable monthly and yearly subscriptions, with the plans named Pinky Pro Monthly and Pinky Pro Annual. Subscription pricing is region-specific and displayed in the app subscription screen. The published plan structure makes Pinky accessible for students who want to start without a subscription, while paid access is positioned as an optional upgrade rather than a requirement for trying the planner.
Pinky’s strongest distinction is its breadth. Google Calendar and Apple Calendar synchronization connect planning with existing calendars, while Google Sign-In and Sign in with Apple support account access. AI can generate flashcards from text or files, and notes support formatting, drawing, and photos. These features make Pinky a fit for students who want scheduling, focused study, revision, collaboration, and progress tracking in one place. Students who prefer a minimal daily checklist, or who need clearly defined recurring-task workflows, may prefer a narrower planner.
Pinky pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines class schedules, tasks, focus sessions, flashcards, and notes
- Supports shared projects, calendar sync, and progress statistics
- Gamifies planning with a village, cats, achievements, and levels
- Where it doesn't
- Paid subscription pricing varies by region
- Recurring-task support is not specified
- Gamification may not suit students seeking a minimal planner
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