RevTracky was built around a simple recognition that whilst students can have the best intentions in the world, there’s often a gap between what study is planned and what is actually done. That gap exists because things change — routines shift, plans don’t always go as expected, and as the saying goes, the only constant is change. Without a clear way to track actual time spent, it becomes difficult to truly understand study habits. That’s where RevTracky comes in. It focuses on tracking actual study time across subjects, giving students clear visibility into where their effort is going, helping them spot gaps, and build consistency over time. Features like timers, streaks, and simple rewards support habit-building, while keeping the experience structured and easy to use. It’s been really encouraging to see the early response — we’re already seeing strong traction, with students actively using it and early school adoption. It also recently won Best Mobile App at a buildathon, which was a big milestone. I’m still improving, so I’d really value your thoughts: Does this solve a problem for you or someone you know? How do students currently stay consistent with studying? What would you want to see added? Appreciate you taking a look.

RevTracky App

Track your study time & turn effort into measurable progress

Track your study time & turn effort into measurable progress