Pagewood Early access

A focus app for NEET and JEE aspirants

Between coaching, tests and backlogs, your self-study hours are precious. Pagewood keeps your phone out of them and shows exactly how your time splits across Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths.

Where NEET and JEE preparation leaks time

The phone is both your study tool and your biggest distraction: lectures, doubt videos and test apps live next to Instagram and games. Pagewood's allowed list solves exactly that: keep the study apps open, let the rest wait.

A self-study day for coaching students

TimeBlockPagewood setup
MorningRevise yesterday's class2 × 25 Pomodoro, tag the subject
After coachingHomework and DPPsCount-up Strict, stop when done
EveningWeak chapter50-min Strict + 10-min break, twice
NightBiology / formula revision25-min Pomodoro
WeeklyFull mock test180-min count-up, everything else resting

How Pagewood helps

Try a 50-minute block now on the free study timer, or a round of the Pomodoro timer.

Questions people ask

How many hours should I study for NEET or JEE?

Most toppers describe 6 to 8 hours of self-study on top of coaching in the final year, and fewer in class 11. Quality matters more than the number. See how many hours to study for NEET for a realistic plan.

Can I use my coaching app while Pagewood blocks other apps?

Yes. Add your coaching app, PDF reader or test app to your allowed list and it stays open during Strict sessions.

Is there a timer for full-length mock tests?

Yes. Set the growth ruler to 120 minutes, or use count-up for a 3-hour paper; the tree keeps growing as long as you keep going.

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Focus & Study Timer: Pagewood · Android

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