A quiet place to see
where your hours go.
Stucker is a personal study tracker built out of frustration with the alternatives — apps that gamify studying into a dopamine slot machine, lock the useful parts behind a subscription, or sell your focus to advertisers.
The idea
I wanted something that just answered one question: where did my study time actually go? Not a habit tracker. Not a Pomodoro timer that yells at you. Not a gamified streak counter that turns learning into a chore.
So Stucker does one thing: you log what you studied, for how long, and it shows you the shape of your week. That's it. Bars for duration, a pie for lessons, a radar for balance. No confetti, no badges, no streak that dies if you take a break.
Why it's free forever
Stucker is a personal project, not a business. There is no server bill I'm trying to cover, no investors to impress, no growth chart to feed. Every feature is available to every user, always. There is no “premium tier” coming later, no “unlock charts with Pro” moment, and no plans to sell your data.
If that ever changes, it will be because the app is shutting down — not because I've decided to paywall something.
Privacy
- Your study sessions are yours. They are not shared, not posted, not aggregated, not analyzed by anyone but you.
- There are no third-party analytics scripts, no tracking pixels, no ad networks.
- The only data Stucker stores is what you type in: an email, a password hash (or a Google account ID if you sign in with Google), and the sessions you log.
Built by
Alireza Ezlegini
Developer, occasionally studious. Made Stucker to track his own sessions and decided to share it.
Found a bug? Have an idea?
Email me. I read every message. Whether it's a broken chart, a feature that would make Stucker better for you, or just a “hey, thanks for this,” I want to hear it.
Built with and a lot of late nights.