StudyAide review
A free Android study timer that pairs customizable sessions with offline ambient audio.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
StudyAide combines a customizable Pomodoro timer with focus music, white noise and ambient sounds for students, test-takers and people doing focused work on Android. Users can label sessions by subject or goal, record study time and review daily, weekly and monthly charts. The app also offers a full-screen desk timer. Its core timer and sound features are free, and study records are stored on the device, making it a focused option for solo study rather than a cross-platform team tool.
Audio control is a key part of the app’s scope: users can combine ambient sounds and white noise and adjust each volume independently, alongside in-house focus tracks that include lo-fi and binaural-beat music. The timer and sound playback continue in the background, and timer and white-noise playback work offline. That combination suits learners who want audio and timing in one app without relying on a connection. It is less suited to anyone who needs a desktop or iOS app, since Android is the listed platform.
The free offering includes the core timer and sound features. Optional purchases remove ads; the official site confirms subscriptions and a Lifetime Pass, but does not publish their prices. StudyAide’s progress charts and subject or goal labels provide personal tracking, while records remain local to the device. Choose it if Android, offline audio, and adjustable sessions are the priorities. Consider another option if you need cloud-stored study history or use a platform other than Android.
StudyAide pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Custom focus and break durations, with subject or goal organization
- Mix ambient sounds and white noise with separate volume controls
- Timer and white-noise playback work offline and in the background
- Where it doesn't
- Android only, with no desktop or iOS version listed
- Optional purchases remove ads; subscription and Lifetime Pass prices are unpublished
- Study records are stored on the device rather than described as cloud-synced
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