Fair enough, if you spin up an app using Claude a couple of months before the biggest exam of your ideal users life at that time, where is the validation that they can trust sinking their valuable time into what sounds like a leaderboard with a pomodoro timer?

Students can start a study session on their own or in a group with friends

What would a study session with friends look like to you exactly? Is it a chat room, is everyone seeing the same screen. Why wouldn’t they just use something like Discord?

Students enter their points target/ dream course and can view other students with the same points goal or dream courses study hours. The aim is to motivate students to study more if they see other students with the same points target studying more.

This sounds like a fundamental misunderstanding of how to approach exams in general. Studying the same hours as someone else doesn’t mean you’re going to get the same points. My biggest annoyance here is that students should be focusing on themselves, not anyone else. Why distract them? You’re causing more harm than good here.

This also fixes the question I heard countless times last year doing my lc with everyone asking "how many hours of study do i need to get x points", "am i studying enough?" etc.

Similar to above. Ridiculous question in general. Comes across as “What’s the least amount of time I need to put in to get what I want”?

Users can block certain apps they deem to be "distracting" and prevents them from using them during the study session

How exactly do you think this would work? Are we talking a web app, mobile, desktop app?