Lore: Study & Skill Tracker
Android app by DevKadimi. Education · DevKadimi
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- Download price
- Free to download
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- Version
- 1.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Lore is a study tracker built around a simple idea: the hours you put in are the only thing that actually compounds into skill. Most learning tools are built for checking boxes. Lore is built for tracking real time — the hours you invest in learning to code, studying a language, practicing music, building fitness, or developing any craft that matters to you. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH LORE Start a live session and let the timer run while you study, or log a past session manually if you worked offline. Sessions are organized by Pillar (your main life areas), Track (a subject within that area), and Topic (what you worked on specifically). Over time, this structure gives you a clear picture of where your hours actually go. LEARNING THAT SHOWS UP IN THE NUMBERS Weekly progress charts and long-term trends show whether you're growing or just feeling busy. Streaks reward consistency. Milestones mark the bigger moments. Session notes let you capture what you learned before you forget it. BUILT FOR THE LONG GAME If you've heard of the 10,000 hours rule — the idea that deliberate practice is what separates beginners from masters — Lore is the app that makes that practical. You set the goal. Lore tracks the hours. It works for students, self-learners, language learners, musicians, programmers, athletes, and anyone serious about their own development. No social feed. No gamified distractions. Just your hours, your progress, and your goals.
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