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+# Smart Study Timer
+**Tier:** 1 – Beginner
+
+## Description
+Smart Study Timer helps students organize their study sessions using a simple **Pomodoro-style** timer with subject logging and progress tracking. Each study session is stored so the user can view how much time they spent on each subject over days or weeks.
+
+### Purpose of the Application
+To help students track their study habits and improve focus through timed study sessions.
+
+### Resources Needed
+- LocalStorage or simple backend for session history
+- A timer UI
+
+## User Stories
+- User can create subjects or topics (e.g., Math, Physics, Coding).
+- User can start a 25-minute study timer.
+- When the timer finishes, session is saved under the selected subject.
+- User can view total study time per subject.
+- User can reset or delete subjects.
+
+## Bonus Features
+- User can customize timer duration (Pomodoro variations).
+- Study progress graph (using Chart.js).
+- Gentle notification sound when timer completes.
+- Daily/weekly study goals.
+
+## Useful Links and Resources
+- Pomodoro Technique Reference: [Pomodoro Technique](https://francescocirillo.com/pages/pomodoro-technique)
+- Pomodoro Technique Reference: [Pomodoro Technique](https://francescocirillo.com/pages/pomodoro-technique)
+- Chart.js for time visualization: [Chart.js](https://www.chartjs.org/)
+
+## Example Projects
+- TomatoTimer (simple Pomodoro timer, but without session tracking)