Create a Study Box
Save the resources, tasks, reminders, and focus defaults for one subject or project.
Native menu bar study launcher
Build one Study Box for each course, exam, assignment, or coding project. Save the resources, tasks, focus mode, and reminders once, then launch the whole setup from the macOS menu bar.
How it works
Save the resources, tasks, reminders, and focus defaults for one subject or project.
Open the saved setup without rebuilding the same workspace before every session.
Use the HUD for the current task, then end the session and restore affected apps where possible.
Pricing
Pro is a €12.99 launch lifetime license with a 14-day refund, no questions asked.
€0
For trying the core workflow with one setup.
€12.99
For students who want Study Boxes in their weekly routine.
Built for Mac
Study Boxes is designed as a direct-download macOS utility. Accessibility permission is only needed for features that affect other apps, such as focus modes and window restore.
Download
Study Boxes is being prepared for direct download. Before the link goes live, the app still needs Developer ID signing, notarization, and release packaging.
FAQ
No. Study Boxes is a study setup launcher first. Focus modes are optional and mainly work at the app level.
The download link will be added after signing, notarization, and release packaging are finished.
Free includes one Study Box, resources, tasks, notes, the menu bar timer, basic reminders, and backup export.
Pro unlocks unlimited boxes and resources, templates, focus modes, window restore, calendar feeds, import, and deeper session history.
No. Study Boxes can open study websites, but it does not inspect or restore individual browser tabs.
Only focus and window restore features need Accessibility. Boxes, tasks, notes, resources, and timers work without it.
No. The launch offer is a €12.99 lifetime license with up to 3 Mac activations.
No. Boxes, tasks, notes, and resources are stored locally. Optional crash reports are for technical diagnostics only.
Study Boxes uses macOS capabilities for focus and workspace restore that fit direct distribution better than a sandboxed App Store release.
Yes. You can use boxes, tasks, notes, resources, reminders, and the menu bar timer without enabling app-affecting focus features.