See how much you really studied today.
Lockmeter tracks your lecture tabs, notes, PDFs and every detour to YouTube on its own, then shows study time against everything else. Pomodoro and deep work modes log straight into it.
What Lockmeter fixes for students
Four hours at the desk, ninety minutes of study
Automatic tracking shows the real split between studying and the tabs that crept in, by day or across a whole exam season.
YouTube is both a lecture and a distraction
A URL or title rule files a lecture playlist as study while the rest of YouTube stays in Rest.
Focus that does not stick
Pomodoro rounds, a full-screen deep work mode and time blocking are built in, and all of it is recorded on the same timeline.
A setup that fits
Start with zones like these, add a few rules, and anything Lockmeter has not seen before shows up in a sorting list with suggestions. Pick a zone once and it files itself from then on.
- Study
- Lectures
- Assignments
- Rest
- Social
Example rules
| Match | Pattern | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| URL | youtube.com/playlist | Lectures |
| Title | Study | |
| Domain | instagram.com | Social |
Questions
Does it work on a college laptop?
The browser extension works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc and Firefox. Desktop app tracking uses ActivityWatch, a free open-source tracker you install once.
Is it free for students?
Everyone gets the full product free for 7 days, no card needed. Paid pricing is announced at launch, and the waitlist hears first.
More answers on the main FAQ and the pricing page.