Published on July 10th, 2021 | by Sunit Nandi

Coolest Study Apps the Internet Can Offer

We know that studying can be quite a challenge nowadays, with the endless distractions online and offline. Need innovative ways to level up your studying? Fortunately, there are tons of apps that:

Can help you study with a peaceful mind
Can help organize like a pro
Can help you break down your tasks and prioritize
Are available to download for free

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In no particular order, here is a list of some extremely helpful apps that can change and upgrade your study game for the better:

1. Calm

The Calm app offers guided meditations, sleep stories, and calming sounds. Meditating before studying can actually enhance focus, and enhance your overall mental state since you are producing serotonin in your brain – a mood stabilizer.

Calm is available on iOS, Android, and through their website calm.com on the web. The app is available to download for free.

2. Tide

Tide is similar to Calm, and it offers a variety of sounds designed to help productivity and wellness. It also has quotes to keep you motivated and inspired. This app is available on iOS, Android, and as an extension for browsers like Chrome. It’s for free.

3. Brain.FM

What makes the Brain.FM app stand out is that its content’s credibility is backed up by science. The creators of Brain.FM have collaborated with experts to research sound frequencies and their effects on the brain, and with that research, they have made an app that provides music that can get you focused in 15 minutes.

Brain.FM is available on iOS and Android. The first five sessions are for free, so why not give it a whirl?

4. Todoist

Todoist has an easy-on-the-eyes user interface and offers to help students and busybodies, in general, organize their tasks. You can create numerous to-do lists on this app and track them. Students can add recurring tasks, subtasks, and just be able to be more meticulous and detailed about their agendas.

Want to be more efficient and structured in your learning? This application could definitely help out with that. Todoist is available on iOS, Android, and on computers. Todoist offers 3 plans and one of their plans is for free. The other two plans cost 3 euros and 5 euros, which is not pricey at all.

5. Focus To-Do

This app uses the ‘Pomodoro technique’ which lets students set an execution time for any task they want to finish. The goal is to focus on the completion of the task in the given time period. Moreover, the app lets you create lists for anything in your life, which can definitely be beneficial for breaking down tasks for studying.

Focus To-Do is available on iOS, Android, and computers. Focus To-Do’s free version already provides users with all that they need to get organized and focused, but there is also a paid version (with additional features of course) for those willing to spend on it.

6. myHomework Student Planner

This app is another great planner that can help students track their classes, exams, projects, and homework. It’s common to find ourselves overwhelmed with different tasks and responsibilities. The myHomework app is there to help you remember your tasks and assignments. This app is available for free on iOS, Android, and through computers and laptops.

7. My Study Life

My Study Life provides an extensive array of helpful features for organization, scheduling, and planning. Overall, it is an excellent task-managing application that can be customized and optimized for any student. Additionally, it can sync across all devices, sends reminders, is available to use offline, and saves everything to the Cloud.

This app is on iOS, Android, and also accessible on computers and laptops.

8. Evernote

Evernote is primarily a note-taking app but it also provides features for archiving, organizing, and managing tasks. Students can create notes in various formats: audio, drawings, photos, text, and even in the form of handwritten notes. This feature can be extremely helpful and practical for revising and studying.

The app is for free and is available on iOS, Android, and through computers and laptops.

Free up your phone today and invest in working smarter. We advise you to install an application that can calm your mind, one that can help you organize your academic tasks, and then a few to help you learn more efficiently. Find the apps in our list that fit your learning style by trying them out – we guarantee you that some of them will be extremely helpful for your learning.

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Sunit Nandi I'm the leader of Techno FAQ. Also an engineering college student with immense interest in science and technology. Other interests include literature, coin collecting, gardening and photography. Always wish to live life like there's no tomorrow.