MyStudyLife

MyStudyLife is a student planner for classes, tasks, exams, and extracurricular activities, with data syncing across Android, iOS, and the web. It supports rotating, block, A/B, and custom timetables, including term dates and holidays. Homework and revision tasks can include due dates, reminders, repeat schedules, and partial completion. Students can record grades, check exam countdowns, and use a Pomodoro focus timer. Scout, the AI coach, can answer questions about a student's schedule and create weekly or exam revision plans using classes and deadlines. Listed calendar connections include Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, iCal feeds, Blackboard, and Canvas. The service supports offline use, but data must sync before a device is lost to retrieve it on another device. The free plan includes the planner and a first AI timetable scan, but allows up to five homework and revision tasks at a time. MSL+ costs $6.99 per month and removes that cap; a seven-day trial is listed. The service says users can export or delete their data and that it does not sell information or show ads.

MyStudyLife combines timetable planning, task tracking, and exam preparation with calendar connections and an AI coach. The free plan caps active homework and revision tasks at five; MSL+ removes that cap for $6.99 per month.

MyStudyLife suits students who want a planner for coursework, exams, and extracurricular schedules across devices. Family Connect also lets parents or guardians view upcoming work and exams and help add classes or tasks.

Overview

MyStudyLife is an academic planner for classes, homework, exams and extracurricular activities, with the same data available on web, iOS and Android. It suits students managing changing school schedules who want assignments, revision and calendar events in one place, while Family Connect gives parents or guardians visibility into upcoming work. The main appeal is breadth across the academic year; the main constraint is the free tier’s small active-task allowance.

MyStudyLife is made by a company founded in 2011 and based in Cavendish Square, London, UK. The service also offers a separate solution for schools. For wider comparisons, see our Study Planner Apps and Daily Planner Apps lists.

Key features

Flexible timetables and task tracking

Rotating, block, A/B and custom timetable formats make the planner workable for schools that do not follow a simple Monday-to-Friday pattern. Term dates and holidays keep the academic calendar in view. Homework and revision entries support seven task types, due dates, reminders, partial completion and automatic repetition, so the app can represent both one-off assignments and recurring study sessions.

The free plan permits only five homework and revision tasks at a time. That is manageable for a light workload, but students carrying several subjects through a busy term may hit the ceiling quickly. MSL+ removes it and adds subtasks and repeating tasks.

Exams, focus and AI planning

Exam countdowns put approaching deadlines in a prominent form, while grade recording keeps results alongside the rest of the school record. A Pomodoro timer provides a built-in way to structure focused sessions. Scout, the AI coach, answers questions about a student’s schedule and can build weekly or exam revision plans from classes and deadlines. The free plan includes a first AI timetable scan; MSL+ includes unlimited Scout AI.

Calendar, devices and privacy

Calendar connections cover Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, iCal feeds, Blackboard and Canvas, useful when school and personal commitments already live in separate systems. Data is stored in the cloud and the app supports offline use, but a device must sync before it is lost for that data to be recovered elsewhere. The homepage says the service does not sell user information or show ads, supports export and deletion at any time, and is aligned with GDPR and FERPA.

Family Connect lets a parent or guardian view upcoming work and exams and help add classes or tasks. That is a practical supervision option without changing the planner’s student focus.

Pricing

MyStudyLife uses a freemium model with a 7-day trial. The Free plan costs nothing and includes the full planner, up to five active homework and revision tasks, a first AI timetable scan, and web, iPhone and Android access. It is the sensible starting point for students with a small active workload or those deciding whether the workflow fits.

MSL+ costs $6.99 a month, billed at $6.99/month. It provides unlimited tasks, subtasks and repeating tasks, unlimited Scout AI, calendar sync, activities, and additional task and exam types. Choose it when five active tasks are not enough or when deeper automation and calendar integration matter; otherwise the free plan covers the core timetable and assignment job.

Platforms

The planner runs on web, iOS and Android, with cloud synchronization and offline support. Calendar connections extend into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, iCal feeds, Blackboard and Canvas.

Who it's for

Students with rotating or term-based schedules, multiple assignments and planned revision get the strongest fit. Parents and guardians who want to follow deadlines can use Family Connect. Students needing only a few current tasks may find the free tier sufficient; those needing a large, continuously active task list should budget for MSL+.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Handles rotating, block, A/B and custom timetables rather than forcing a single weekly pattern.
• Combines assignments, exams, grades, revision scheduling and focus timing in one academic planner.
• Scout can turn existing classes and deadlines into weekly or exam revision plans.
• Broad calendar connections and three major platforms support mixed school and personal setups.
• No ads or sale of user information is stated, with export and deletion controls.

Cons

• The free plan allows only five homework and revision tasks at once, which can be restrictive during busy terms.
• Unlimited Scout AI, calendar sync and expanded task types require the $6.99-per-month plan.
• Offline recovery depends on syncing the device before it is lost.

Alternatives

Adapt is better for learners seeking revision content and practice questions, though its free tier is limited and shows ads.

DoMind suits users wanting an offline planner with no account requirement; its free version limits entries per category.

Fasti is an option for event and recurring-block scheduling across web and mobile.

Power Planner fits students who need broad desktop coverage, including Windows and macOS, with a free tier limited to one semester.

Save My Exams is the alternative for a resource-focused exam study service.

School Planner is another cross-platform student planner with premium features that remove ads.

Simplyr is suited to combining courses, assignments and study tools with a free allowance for three notebooks, PDFs and flashcard decks.

Todait is an iOS-only choice centered on study plans, with the free tier capped at two plans.

Verdict

Choose MyStudyLife if you want one cross-device system for irregular timetables, assignments, exams and revision, especially with calendar links or Family Connect. Its free plan is a useful introduction, but students with more than five active homework and revision items will need MSL+. Look elsewhere if you primarily need a content library, a fully offline no-account planner, or an iOS-only study-plan tool.