Brainmaxxing is a visual study tracker for students and self-learners. Instead of only logging hours, you turn each study session into color-coded brain maps, trees, and progress snapshots. It helps you see what you actually spent time on, track consistency, and make studying feel more tangible.
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Hey Product Hunt, I’m excited to launch Brainmaxxing today.
I built it because most study trackers show progress as plain lists, timers, or streaks, which never felt very motivating to me. Brainmaxxing turns your study sessions into visual brain maps, trees, and progress snapshots so you can quickly see how your time is split across subjects, projects, and habits.
The goal is simple: make studying feel more visible, satisfying, and easier to reflect on.
I’d love feedback on the tutorial, the visual styles, and whether the tracker feels useful after trying it for a few minutes.
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Love the visual brain maps idea, feels way more satisfying than just counting hours. One thing that would really help: let me set custom study goals per subject and show a small progress bar or fill animation on the brain map when I hit them. Right now I can see what I studied but not how close I am to where I want to be.
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@mehmetelikorph Thanks for the feedback. I think that's a great idea to make the website more functional for people who want to use it for accountability rather than just tracking. We'll definitely be implementing some sort of progress marker over the coming weeks so stay tuned!
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Love the visual maps idea, this could really help me stick with study sessions. One thing I'd love is a built-in pomodoro timer that automatically logs each completed block to the right subject on the brain map, so I don't have to manually start and stop sessions. That would make the colorful progress tracking feel even more seamless.
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Honestly the color coded maps make it way easier to see where my time actually went instead of just staring at a hours log. Wish I had this back in college honestly.
Love the visual brain maps idea, feels way more satisfying than just counting hours. One thing that would really help: let me set custom study goals per subject and show a small progress bar or fill animation on the brain map when I hit them. Right now I can see what I studied but not how close I am to where I want to be.
@mehmetelikorph Thanks for the feedback. I think that's a great idea to make the website more functional for people who want to use it for accountability rather than just tracking. We'll definitely be implementing some sort of progress marker over the coming weeks so stay tuned!
Love the visual maps idea, this could really help me stick with study sessions. One thing I'd love is a built-in pomodoro timer that automatically logs each completed block to the right subject on the brain map, so I don't have to manually start and stop sessions. That would make the colorful progress tracking feel even more seamless.
Honestly the color coded maps make it way easier to see where my time actually went instead of just staring at a hours log. Wish I had this back in college honestly.