Windows
Version 1.14.0. Windows 10 and 11.
- One installer, no administrator rights needed
- Starts with Windows, quietly, next to the clock
- Records active time, the window log and strict mode
Free, for Windows and Android. Download, sign in with your email, and start your first day.
Version 1.14.0. Windows 10 and 11.
Test build 0.3.0-test. Phones and tablets.
No password to make up. Your email is your account, on the laptop and the phone alike.
Pick Windows or Android above. The install steps are just below.
Type your email address. A code arrives within a minute. Type it in, and you get your own TAP Code.
The setup wizard asks for your exam date and daily target. Then a short tour shows you around. Questions? Write to .
Installing from the file, Windows and Android each ask once whether you trust Tapasya, because it is not signed with a paid certificate yet. From a store, it installs like any other app.
Use the Get it from Microsoft Store button above, then choose Get. Windows installs it and keeps it up to date.
Then the setup wizard asks for your exam date and daily target. A guided tour shows you the rest.
Open Tapasya-Setup.exe from your Downloads folder.
Choose More info, then Run anyway. This appears for any program without a paid signing certificate.
No administrator password is asked for. Tapasya starts, and its icon sits next to the clock from now on.
Then the setup wizard asks for your exam date and daily target. A guided tour shows you the rest.
Use the Get it on Google Play button above, then tap Install. Play keeps it up to date.
The phone opens on your real record, with no setup wizard.
Tapasya's set-up asks for the permissions strict mode needs, one at a time, and says why each is needed.
Tap Tapasya.apk in your notifications or Downloads.
Android asks once. Turn on Allow from this source and go back.
Choose More details, then Install anyway. It warns about apps that are not in the Play Store yet.
The phone opens on your real record, with no setup wizard.
If Android greys out the switch, open Settings, Apps, Tapasya, tap the three dots at the top right and choose Allow restricted settings. Tapasya's set-up guides you through the rest.
When a newer version is out, Tapasya says so when it opens. Install it over the old one: your study stays where it is.
New in 1.14.0
A strict session lasts the Pomodoro's study time on the laptop and the phone. Websites are blocked, or only the ones you allow kept open, in your browser on both. The phone adds screen time and Do Not Disturb, and you can delete your account from the app on either device.