Study-Track review
Adaptive exam planning with calendars, readiness tracking, and desktop options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Study-Track is a study planner and tracking app for students who want to organize study time around their schedules and exam dates. Its weekly calendar supports drag-and-drop study blocks, and timetable import accepts supported university schedules or ICS files. Assignment and exam deadline tracking, syllabus chapters, readiness status, goals, reminders, and streaks add structure beyond a basic calendar. It is available in a browser, with desktop apps listed for Windows and macOS, making it relevant to learners who prefer planning on a computer.
Planning and progress tracking are the product’s central strengths. Adaptive planning uses calendar availability and exam dates, while course-level statistics and analytics help students review study activity. The timer offers Pomodoro and regular modes, and the free plan includes a week calendar, focus timer, and basic stats. Premium adds features such as adaptive planning, exam-readiness tracking, and course analytics; the published plans include Premium Yearly at €34.99 per year, Exam Pass at €9.99 for three months with no auto-renew, and Lifetime at €49.99 as a one-time payment. The Free plan is €0 per month.
The paid options suit different commitment levels, but the accessible pricing information does not show a monthly Premium price. Students should also weigh the desktop availability carefully: Windows and macOS apps are listed, but the downloads page says their installers are not uploaded yet. Support is listed through documentation, and no integrations are listed. Study-Track is a fit for solo learners who want adaptive exam planning and detailed study tracking in one place; those who need ready-to-download desktop software or a listed integration ecosystem may prefer another planner.
Study-Track pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Adapts study plans to calendar availability and exam dates
- Tracks syllabus chapters, exam readiness, deadlines, and course stats
- Offers web, Windows, and macOS access plus a free plan
- Where it doesn't
- Premium monthly pricing is not shown
- Desktop installers are not uploaded yet
- No integrations are listed
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