A study timer that keeps you on track
Finals, entrance exams, med school: studying is mostly about lasting hours without drifting to your phone. Pomodoro intervals help a lot, as long as the timer doesn't become a distraction itself.
Which lengths work best for studying?
The classic 25 minutes of work and 5 minutes of break is great to get started or for hard subjects. When focus comes more easily, many students move to 50 minutes of work and 10 minutes of break.
Every four sessions, take a real 15 to 30-minute break: walk, drink water, away from screens.
A World that grows with your studying
In Flowly, every finished session earns seeds to build your World. Over the weeks it becomes a picture of all the work you've done, which helps you stay motivated until exam day.
On your phone and your computer
Start a session on iPhone (with Live Activity and Dynamic Island) or on your computer: everything syncs for free. Tags let you track time per subject in the statistics.
Studying with friends? Invite them: when a friend finishes their first 3 sessions, you both get a month of Flowly Pro.
FAQ
- Is Flowly free for students?
- Yes, the Pomodoro timer, Focus mode, statistics, the basic World and sync are free for everyone.
- Can I track study time per subject?
- Yes, give each subject a tag: statistics show the time spent on each one.
- Which devices?
- iPhone (iOS 16 or later), Mac (macOS 12 or later, Apple Silicon) and Windows 10/11.
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