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Simplyr review

Verified vendor Freemium#112 of 137 in Daily Planner AppsStudy Planner Apps

A student-focused planner that combines academics, scheduling, and study tools.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Simplyr is a college planning and study workspace for students who want academic organization and daily planning in one account. It brings together day, week, and month planner views with classes, tasks, assignments, events, exams, reminders, habits, grades, GPA planning, attendance, notes, files, and academic resources. Students can also use flashcards, exam preparation tools, Pomodoro focus sessions, and course-linked workspaces across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

The pricing structure starts with a Free plan that includes planner, classes, and tasks; a focus timer and flashcards; grades and GPA planning; and academic resources. The Monthly plan costs $9.99 per month and adds notes, files, resources, study timers, and Canvas and iCal imports where available. The Annual plan costs $59.99 per year, includes everything in Monthly, and adds one Pro workspace across devices plus course-linked notes and files. Students who need a broad academic toolkit can start free and move to a paid plan when they need deeper course organization.

Simplyr’s strongest fit is a student schedule that spans assignments, exams, study sessions, grades, and course materials. Canvas course and assignment imports can reduce repeated entry where supported, while iCal import and export help connect calendar information. Its focus timers, flashcards, GPA projections, notebooks, whiteboards, and PDF uploads extend beyond basic task management. That breadth may be less suitable for someone seeking a simple general-purpose daily planner. Students who want academic context in their planning should consider Simplyr; users who do not need course, grade, or study features may prefer a narrower tool.

Simplyr pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines planner, assignments, exams, habits, grades, and study tools
    • Supports Canvas and iCal imports where available
    • Includes course-linked notes, files, flashcards, and focus timers
  • Where it doesn't
    • Its feature set is centered on college workflows, not general planning
    • Canvas and iCal imports depend on availability
    • iOS and Android availability are labeled V1

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