A Pomodoro timer built for students.

StudySalary adds a financial reward layer to the Pomodoro Technique. Complete a focus session, earn virtual salary, invest it in a simulated stock portfolio, and watch your consistency compound — semester after semester.

Free · No sign-up required · Works on any device

Why students use StudySalary

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Immediate rewards

Grades take weeks. Virtual salary lands the moment you finish a session — turning abstract effort into something you can see and reinvest.

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Daily streaks

Keep a streak alive by showing up every day. After 7 days you unlock Consistent Earner status and a salary bonus.

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Study dashboard

See today's earnings, lifetime salary, shift history, and portfolio performance — all in one place, all from your browser.

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Ambient sounds

Study to rain, café chatter, birdsong, fireplace crackle, or ocean waves. Five loops built in, plus Spotify embed support.

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Guest mode

No email, no account, no friction. Open the app, start the timer. Your data saves locally in your browser.

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Cloud sync

Sign in with a magic link or Google to sync your progress across your laptop, tablet, and phone.

Student questions

What is a Pomodoro timer?
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method: work in focused intervals (typically 25 minutes), take a short break, then repeat. After four sessions, take a longer break. StudySalary uses this structure and adds virtual salary and a simulated portfolio to make each session feel rewarding.
Is this Pomodoro timer free for students?
Yes — completely free. No subscription, no account required. Open the app and start studying in under a minute.
Can I use it on mobile?
Yes. StudySalary is a responsive web app that works on any device. You can also install it as a PWA from your browser for a more app-like experience.

Your first shift is one click away.

No sign-up. No credit card. Start earning in under a minute.

60-second setup0 sign-ups required100% in your browser

Simulated salary & investments — no real cash value. Market data delayed. Not financial advice.