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For college students

See the semester you’re actually having.

Library hours, the classes you make, gym days and the coffee runs you skip, counted on their own and added up every Sunday. Built at UMD.

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Built for a student’s week

Library hours, counted for you

Pick your study spots once: the library, the lab, that one corner of the student union. When you stay, the hours add up. Stops under three minutes look like walking through, so they don’t pad your week.

Why it helps:

  • No timer to start or stop
  • Hours you actually spent, not guesses
  • Your spots, your call

Every class, noticed

Add your schedule by typing it in, connecting Google Calendar or importing a photo of your timetable. When you’re in the room at class time, NoTestudo notices. A gap in location data never means you skipped, and you can fix any day.

What’s inside:

  • Schedule import from a photo or Google Calendar
  • Attendance you can correct
  • No check-in button
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A study circle that keeps you going

Start a group with friends working on the same goal and see each other’s on-track days and streaks on a weekly board. Nobody sees where you studied, only that you did.

Inside a group:

  • A weekly board of on-track days
  • Friends added with a code, not your number
  • Sharing stays off until you turn it on

The runs you skip add up

Cutting back on coffee runs or late-night fast food? NoTestudo counts the days you stayed clear and estimates the money you kept, compared with your own weeks. It’s never shown to anyone else.

Why it matters:

  • Dollars and hours, never points
  • Compared with your own baseline
  • Money saved is never shared

Questions people ask

Does NoTestudo work at my school?

NoTestudo counts visits wherever you go, so goals for the gym, the library and class work on any campus. The campus pilot is running at the University of Maryland right now.

Can it tell whether I went to class?

Add your schedule and NoTestudo compares class times with your visits to estimate attendance. Missing location data doesn’t mean you missed class, and you can correct any day.

Can my friends see where I am?

No. Groups see your on-track days and streak, and only after you turn sharing on. They never see your places, visits or money saved. How NoTestudo uses your location has the details.

Do I have to log anything?

No. Visits record themselves, even with the app closed. You can count a visit yourself or fix one when you need to. What counts as a visit explains the rules.

When can I get NoTestudo?

NoTestudo comes to the App Store for iPhone in January 2027. Until then it’s invite-only while the campus pilot runs at the University of Maryland. Ask someone on campus for an invite, or join the waitlist and we’ll email you the day it’s out.

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Your semester,
added up every Sunday.

NoTestudo is the habit app that tracks itself. Say your goals once, then live your week: the visits, the hours and the dollars you kept add up on their own.

NoTestudo is invite-only right now. Ask someone on campus for an invite, or join the waitlist for the App Store release in January.

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