How do I stop using my phone while studying?

Habit Hive locks your chosen apps during your study window and only unlocks them after you log a study session with a photo, removing the temptation entirely.

How do I prove I actually studied?

You photograph your notes, book, or workspace to log the session — the photo is the proof and fills a hexagon in your hive.

Can I track more than one study habit?

Yes. Each habit gets its own time window, blocked apps, and honeycomb hive.

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A Study Habit Tracker That Locks Your Phone First

Studying loses to the phone more than to the material. You sit down, 'check something quickly', and an hour evaporates. Habit Hive is a study habit tracker that flips the sequence: your distracting apps stay locked until you log a study session with a photo of your notes or desk. Focus first, phone second.

Build a Study Habit

Log Study Sessions with Proof

Snap a photo of your open notes, textbook, or workspace to log a session. It fills a hexagon in your hive and keeps the log honest — no marking 'studied' from the couch. Watching the honeycomb fill across an exam season turns abstract effort into a visible streak you'll want to protect.

Block the Apps That Break Focus

Add Instagram, TikTok, Discord, or games to your study habit's blocked list. During your study window they stay locked via iOS Screen Time until you log the session. The result is a clean run of focused time without the 30-second 'just checking' detours that wreck concentration.

Stack It with Other Habits

Habit Hive supports multiple habits, each with its own window and hive — so 'study', 'read', and 'no phone after 10pm' can each have their own gate and streak. For students juggling routines, that separation keeps each habit visible and on track.