myHomework Student Planner vs Pinky

myHomework Student Planner is a digital planner for tracking assignments, projects, tests, classes and due dates. It supports time-based, period-based and block-based class schedules, and its iPhone app displays classes and assignments in month, week and day calendar views. Students can join a Teachers.io class to download its syllabus, schedule, attachments and announcements. Homework can also be imported from Canvas, D2L, Google Classroom, Blackboard, Schoology and other systems; a premium account can automatically update the planner with new assignments after import. Premium users can share homework with a classmate or invite a coach to view the planner. The company says its apps can be used as planners without a network connection. The free Basic plan includes tracking, reminders, device sync and upcoming homework widgets, with ads. Premium costs $4.99/yr and adds features including file attachments, external calendar access, sharing and homework import. The planner is available on web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and as a browser extension.

Pinky is a study planner for school and university students, combining a weekly class timetable, tasks, Pomodoro focus sessions, flashcards, and game-like rewards. The timetable includes reminders, while to-do lists and deadlines organize coursework. Shared projects let students work with friends. Flashcards use spaced repetition. Studying earns paws that expand a village and unlock cats, and classmates can compete. Pinky runs on Android, iOS, and the web, with calendar synchronization. Its privacy policy describes optional two-way Google Calendar synchronization for the study plan. A website demo shows the village, tasks, and flashcards without sign-up. The app is free to download and use; Pinky Pro is an optional subscription, but no subscription price is listed. Data synchronization requires an account created with Sign in with Apple or Google Sign-In and an internet connection. Pinky is for people aged 13 or older, with parental or guardian consent advised for users under 16. The maker is based in Bełżyce, Poland.