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StudyOS is a distraction-free workspace built for students and deep workers. It combines a Pomodoro timer, lightweight task manager, scratchpad notes, study music, daily quotes, and custom backgrounds - all in one minimalist screen. No accounts. No setup. No friction. Everything works instantly and is saved locally by default. Built for long study sessions. Built to stay open all day. Plan. Focus. Finish.
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I built StudyOS out of frustration.
When I was studying for exams and even while working, I noticed something uncomfortable. I was not struggling with difficulty. I was struggling with attention.
I would open a Pomodoro timer.
Then a tab for study music.
Then my notes app.
Then my task list.
And somehow I would still end up distracted.
It felt strange. I was using productivity tools but feeling less focused.
So I built something for myself. One calm tab. No accounts. No setup. No clutter.
Just a focus timer, simple tasks, a scratchpad for thoughts, built in study music, and a clean dark workspace.
Everything works instantly. No login required.
If someone finds it useful enough, they can upgrade once for $9 to sync across devices (get your early bird price). No subscriptions. I personally do not like subscriptions for tools like this.
This is not trying to be a big productivity suite. It is just meant to be a quiet place on the internet where you can sit down and actually study.
If you have ever felt your attention slipping while trying to be productive, I built this for you.
Would genuinely love honest feedback. What feels unnecessary? What would make you use this daily?
Thanks for checking it out 🙏