
Student coursework management built for the neurodivergent brain, not against it.
StudiFoca is a semester planner for college students with ADHD and other neurodivergent brains—designed around how you actually work, not how a planner assumes you should.

“StudiFoca is the app I wish I’d had in college. I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, after years of losing track of time, forgetting due dates, and sometimes forgetting I had class at all. Most planners assume you can already estimate how long something will take and in what order to do it—StudiFoca doesn’t.”
— Bacil Donovan Warren, developer of StudiFoca
What it does
Four ways StudiFoca keeps you ahead of the semester

Workload heat map
A priority-weighted calendar that spreads study sessions across available days, so the shape of the semester is visible before the workload piles into a crisis.

Assignment step breakdown
Assignments broken into steps with focus-block estimates, sized to how long attention actually holds up—not a guess.

Syllabus & calendar import
Scan a PDF syllabus and StudiFoca reads the course structure on-device with Apple Intelligence. Already on Canvas or Brightspace? Import their .ics calendar feed instead.

iCloud Calendar & Reminders sync
Deadlines show up on your Lock Screen, and in Apple’s own Calendar and Reminders—free, on every tier.
No subscriptions. Pay once, or don’t pay at all.
The free tier is fully functional—every feature works exactly the way it does on Full Load. Paying unlocks scale, not capability.
Free
$0
- One term, two courses
- Every feature fully functional
- All notification levels
- Full step breakdowns
Full Load
$9.99 one time
- Unlimited terms and courses
- Same features, no caps
- Pay once—unlocked for good
- No subscription, ever
We collect no data
No analytics SDKs, no ad trackers, no servers that see your device. Nothing to sell, because nothing is collected.
Accessibility audited
VoiceOver-tested, built on Apple’s system text styles so Dynamic Type just works, and checked in both light and dark mode against Apple’s App Accessibility Guidelines.
