For students
A habit tracker for students that survives exam season
Revision, sleep, exercise and a social life all compete for the same hours. Streako keeps the few habits that matter in view, and forgives the weeks when term gets busy.
The problem
Why student habits fall apart
- 1
Your timetable keeps changing
Lectures move, shifts change and deadlines pile up in the same week. A habit that only works on a fixed daily plan breaks the first time the plan does.
- 2
Exam weeks wipe out routines
Two weeks of revision can undo a term of good habits. Once a long streak breaks, it is tempting to stop tracking altogether.
- 3
Motivation fades after week two
The first days feel easy. By the third week the novelty is gone and nobody notices whether you studied, so it quietly slips.
How Streako helps
Built for students, not for a perfect week
Schedules that fit a timetable
Choose every day, chosen weekdays, a number of times per week or month, or every few days. A habit can bend around your week instead of breaking.
Freeze tokens for exam weeks
Every 7 days of unbroken streak earns a freeze token, and you can hold two. A missed day during deadlines spends a token instead of resetting you to zero.
Challenges with classmates
Drop the invite code in your course group chat or show the QR code in the library. Everyone checks in and climbs the same live leaderboard.
XP that rewards showing up
Every check-in earns XP, levels grow with you and 14 badges mark milestones. Progress you can see keeps week three from feeling like week one.
In practice
A study day that holds together
A sample weekday built from small habits. Swap the times for your own timetable and keep only what helps.
7:30
Make your bed
A one-minute win before the first lecture. Yes or No, nothing to think about.
Make your bed: ready-made setup9:00
Plan your day
Pick the three tasks that matter most before messages and group chats decide for you.
Plan your day: ready-made setup14:00
Deep work block
A 50-minute study session tracked as a Duration habit on weekdays. The minutes add up visibly across the week.
Deep work: ready-made setup17:30
Walk or train
Movement after a long library session. Three times a week is enough to count.
Exercise: ready-made setup21:30
Read for pleasure
Twenty minutes of anything that is not on the reading list.
Read: ready-made setup23:00
Sleep on time
A consistent bedtime does more for memory than one more hour of cramming. An evening reminder helps.
Sleep on time: ready-made setup
Start here
Good habits for students
Each one comes with a ready-made setup: type, target, schedule and reminder.
Deep work
Track focused study time in minutes, weekdays only, and watch it build through term.
Read morePlan your day
Five minutes each morning to choose your top three tasks.
Read moreSleep on time
A steady bedtime protects your memory and your mornings.
Read moreRead
A little reading outside the syllabus keeps curiosity alive.
Read moreLearn a language
Fifteen minutes a day beats a weekend cram before the oral exam.
Read moreExercise
Three sessions a week to balance long days at a desk.
Read moreTry a challenge
The 30-day reading challenge
Start one with your study group or flatmates: 20 minutes a day, one shared leaderboard and a week-by-week plan.
See the rules and planRead the guide · 6 min
Never miss twice: what to do when you break a streak
Exam week broke your streak? The "never miss twice" rule gets you back on track the next day.
Read itWhen Streako isn't the right fit
- You need a planner for assignments and due dates. Streako tracks things you repeat, not one-off tasks, so pair it with a calendar or to-do app.
- You use an iPhone. Streako is Android only for now.
FAQ
Streako for students: common questions
Yes. Streaks, reminders, XP, badges and challenges are free, with no ads. Streako Pro is optional if you want more later.
Yes. Create a Duration habit, set a daily target such as 50 minutes, and log your study time. Weekly and monthly totals show how term is really going.
Freeze tokens cover missed days, and you can log check-ins up to 7 days back if you did the habit but forgot to tap. One bad week does not have to erase a good term.
Yes. Create a challenge, share the 8-letter invite code or QR code, and up to 100 people can join the same leaderboard.
One to three. Pick the habit that would make the biggest difference this term, get it steady, then add the next.
Also built for
Who else uses Streako
Working professionals
Deep work, a five-minute plan and routines that survive a busy week.
Read moreADHD
One-tap check-ins, instant rewards and streaks that forgive.
Read moreCouples
Build habits together with a challenge for two.
Read moreBeginners
Start with one tiny habit and let a streak do the motivating.
Read moreDevelopers
Protect deep work from chat, look up from the screen and keep side projects moving.
Read moreCreatives
Daily practice for writers, artists and musicians, on a schedule that bends.
Read moreShift workers
Habits that fit a rota, not a nine-to-five: nurses, carers, hospitality and more.
Read moreTeachers
Habits that survive marking season, term rhythm and the Sunday evening dip.
Read moreParents
Tiny habits for fragmented days, a little time for you, and goals shared with your partner.
Read moreGym-goers and runners
Training sessions per week, rest days that keep your streak, and a gym partner on the board.
Read moreStart your first streak today
It takes ten seconds to add a habit. The flame does the rest.