Press kit

Xamally is a mobile app that turns a university student’s exam dates into a daily study plan. Students add each course, its exam date and how much it matters; Xamally shares their study time by priority and plans backwards from each exam, so every course is fresh on the day that counts. A missed session is postponed, not lost: the time moves to the next free study slots before the exam. When the plan starts to slip, the app shows the student’s own promise, in words, a photo or a short video, instead of a stock quote. Xamally is based on a master’s thesis: 18 students were interviewed before any design, and 37 students used the first version during their real final exams.

Key facts

Name: Xamally
What it is: An exam study planner for university students
Platforms: iOS and Android
Availability: Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Languages: English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French
Research: Based on a master’s thesis: 18 students interviewed; the first version used by 37 students in their real finals, 33 of whom called the planning encouraging, helpful or successful
Built by: The researcher behind the thesis
Privacy: No account needed; plans stay on the phone. Signing in is optional, for backup.
Website: xamally.com

Pricing

Free to download.
Annual plan: $9.99 a year, with a 14-day free trial.
2-month pack: $4.99, a one-time purchase with no subscription.
In Türkiye: 299.99 TL a year, 149.99 TL for the 2-month pack. Store prices may vary by country.