Study Bunny

Study Bunny is a motivational study timer with a Study Tracker, task list, flashcards and rewards for study time. It suits self-directed learners who want these tools together and find a playful incentive useful. Readers who need app blocking or Pomodoro sessions should look elsewhere.

Overview

Study Bunny makes study time earn coins that users can spend on store items or music. Countdown and Stopwatch modes cover timed work, while Break mode lets users pause without earning coins. Study goals, custom break settings and progress statistics support a personal routine, but the app leaves discipline to the user rather than enforcing it.

Key features

• Planning and review: A Study Tracker, To Do list, flashcards and subject or task labels put several study aids beside the timer. That combination suits learners who want a compact study workspace; it is less compelling if all you need is a clock.
• Motivation: The optional Happy Meter changes the bunny’s mood, and Honesty mode prompts users to report distractions. Both offer lightweight accountability, but neither stops someone from switching apps.
• Focus limits: Study Bunny does not block other apps, though its timer keeps running in the background. It also has no Pomodoro mode, so it is a poor match for users who rely on app restrictions or that specific work-and-break format.
• Saving and access: Account holders can save or load progress to the cloud manually; saves are not automatic, and cloud access requires internet. Offline use is available through a one-time purchase. The FAQ says forced ads can also be removed with a one-time purchase.
• Language and privacy: The FAQ says the app has been translated into 14 languages, though some store and music text remains in English and right-to-left writing is unsupported. Google Play says the app may share location, app information and performance, and device or other IDs; data is encrypted in transit, and users can request deletion.

Pricing

Study Bunny is free to download with ads and in-app purchases; there is no free trial. The free plan’s features and data backup vary by purchase, so it is not equivalent to automatic, unrestricted cloud saving.

• Free app: free. A starting point for trying the timer and study tools, with ads and purchase-dependent features and backup.
• 100 coins and 100 carrots: $1.99, paid once. Adds those in-app currencies, but not the premium cloud login, ad removal or offline use included in higher bundles.
• 250 coins and 250 carrots: $4.99, paid once. Adds premium cloud login and a monthly gemstone skin alongside the currencies.
• 250 coins and 250 carrots, no forced ads: $14.99, paid once. Includes premium cloud login, no forced ads and offline use as well as the currencies.
• 500 coins and 500 carrots, no forced ads: $19.99, paid once. Includes the same access benefits, more currency, a study buddy and a monthly gemstone skin.

These are one-time purchases, not recurring subscriptions. Choose by the specific extras you want: the cheaper bundles do not include the higher tiers’ full set of ad-free and offline benefits.

Platforms

Study Bunny is available on Android, iOS and macOS. Apple lists iPhone support from iOS 12.0 and Mac support from macOS 11.0 on an M1 chip or later. Google Play lists it under SuperByte and shows more than 5 million downloads.

Who it's for

Choose Study Bunny if you want a timer, basic planning and review tools, and a reward loop in one app, and are comfortable self-managing distractions and cloud backups. It is not the right choice if you need a Pomodoro timer, automatic cloud saves or app blocking. Questions or issues can be sent to [email protected].

Pros and cons

• Pros: Coins reward study time; Countdown, Stopwatch and Break modes cover basic timing; goals, custom breaks, tracking, flashcards and task labels add useful structure.
• Cons: No Pomodoro mode or app blocking; cloud saves and loads are manual; offline use and removal of forced ads require a one-time purchase; some text remains in English and right-to-left writing is unsupported.

Alternatives

For a different study timer, browse Study Timer Apps.

• Pomozen is the better fit for an open-source Pomodoro timer with offline use and on-device session logs and preferences; its free version runs on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows.
• Brainscape is worth considering if pre-loaded flashcards or unlimited AI flashcard creation matter more than a study timer; its Pro plan is $7.99 a year.
• EstudyLog is a study-tracking alternative, with limited tracking and core tools on its free plan and a Monthly plan at $3.99 a month for unlimited sessions and up to 20 courses.
• Pomofocus may suit users who want estimate-finish-time support, templates, visual reports and custom settings in a free plan across Linux, macOS, web and Windows.
• YPT - Yeolpumta is another freemium study option for Android, iOS and macOS.
• Bentodoro offers both timer modes and study tracking features for free on Android, iOS and web.
• Cloud Outliner is an alternative for iOS and macOS users considering an outlining app.
• FlashPrep is a freemium alternative for Android and web.

Verdict

Study Bunny is best for self-directed students who want timing, study tracking and playful rewards in one app. Its strongest reason to choose it is the mix of timer and supporting tools; its clearest reasons to look elsewhere are the lack of app blocking and Pomodoro mode, plus manual cloud saving.