For students
Study with a plan, not a panic.
Deadlines from five courses, a reading list that keeps growing, and routines that fall apart every exam season. Framezone puts coursework, focus sessions, reading and your habits in one place, and it is free during early access.
Sound familiar?
The problem isn't you.
Deadlines are everywhere
Syllabi, course portals and group chats all have dates. None of them tell you what to do today.
Hours at the desk, little done
Four hours in the library isn't the same as four focused hours, and it's hard to tell which you did.
Routines break at exam time
Sleep, exercise and reading are the first to go, right when you need them most.
Your setup
Set up in about ten minutes.
You don't need all of it on day one. Start with the first step and add the rest as you go.
- 01 Projects One project per course, with each deadline as a task.
- 02 Top 3 Three study tasks a day, pinned above everything else.
- 03 Focus timer 25 minute sessions per course, so you see which course got your time.
- 04 Reading Add required books, log the page you stop on, and set a reading goal.
- 05 Habits Two or three routines that survive exams: bed by midnight, a walk, a daily review.
Top 3
Three things, every day
Mark three tasks as today's Top 3 and they stay pinned above everything else until they are done. The essay due in three weeks can wait its turn.
- Top 3 pinned above everything
- Deadlines and recurring tasks
- Subtasks for big assignments
Reading
Notes that stay with the book
Log reading progress per book, save quotes to the book they came from, and keep notes with tags so the argument you need for the essay is easy to find again.
- Reading progress per book
- Quotes linked to books
- Notes with tags and pins
Habits
Routines that survive exam week
Track habits daily, on chosen weekdays or a number of times a week. Freeze days protect a streak through a sick day or a trip home, so one bad week doesn't wipe out a semester.
- One-tap check-ins
- Streaks with freeze days
- Linked to the goals they serve
Works with your AI assistant
Ask in plain words.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP assistant, and it can read your data and log new entries when you ask. You approve the connection first.
Connect your AIWhat is due this week across all my courses?
How many hours did I focus on statistics this month?
Save this quote to the book I'm reading.
Example questions
Questions
Good to know.
Everything is free during early access, with no card needed. Paid plans aren't on sale yet.
Yes, as an installable web app on iPhone and Android. There is no native app yet.
Not yet. Tasks have due dates, and the weekly plan shows what is coming up.
No. Framezone is personal; there are no shared projects.
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Different lives, one dashboard.
Your whole life in one view.
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Free during early access. No card needed.