hate routines? same.

the routine app for people who quit routine apps.

i hate the routine

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No streaks. No guilt. No "you missed it."

Plans here bend when your day does - nothing keeps score.

Skip a step and it reads skipped - not failed, not missed. Run long, or stop halfway through, and there is still nothing to catch up on tomorrow.

A step timer counting down 2:54 inside a glowing hourglass, filling the whole screen.

A canvas, not a schedule.

Your real calendar and your routines, on one timeline.

Move an evening routine to 8, then to 9, and see how it sits against the rest of your evening. Putting something here fires no notification and starts no timer - the day is yours to look at first.

An evening timeline from 5 PM to 11 PM with Dinner, Trash out, Wind Down and Bed Time Routine laid out as colored blocks.

Say it messy.

One sentence in. A routine out.

Type it the way you would say it out loud. What comes back is a real routine - named, with steps and timings you can send back for changes, and nothing saved until you accept it.

A chat where one typed sentence about winding down comes back as a 29-minute Lights Out routine, with Ask for Changes and Accept underneath.

Racing thought? Park it.

Catch it now. Deal with it when you're ready.

Getting it down takes a few seconds - typed, spoken, or photographed. It sits on the board in the order it arrived until you have the room for it.

A board of six captured thoughts as cards, the top two carrying a NEEDS ATTENTION flag, with the capture buttons along the bottom.

Wandered off mid-routine?

It waits. Kindly.

Back out, switch apps, or close it entirely - reopening offers the exact step you were on, with the time still on it. And when you do end a run for good, the app says so plainly: Nothing gets marked done.

A sheet asking whether to resume Morning Routine at step 3 of 4, Stretch, 4:33 remaining, paused 2 minutes ago, offering Continue where I left off or Start fresh.

Glance. Tap. Done.

The whole routine, from your wrist.

The Watch app runs routines on its own - start one on your iPhone and finish it on your wrist, or the other way round.

An Apple Watch on the app's home screen: four tiles - Routines, Day, Thoughts, Settings.
start it from here
The Routines list on the Watch: Wind Down and Morning Routine, each with a play button.
runs on your wrist
A step running on the Watch: Teeth, ring at 2:54, ends 12:02 PM.
see what's next
The Watch Today view: Dinner up next in 2 hr 41 min, Trash out and Bed Time Routine after.
catch a thought
The Watch capture screen: a pink microphone button, speak or type.

Pick a mood.

Ten theme cards, from Bubble Dreams selected at the top to Forest Magic at the bottom.

Details that matter.

  • No account needed. No email, no sign-up. Download and go.
  • Your own iCloud. Your data lives on your device and your own private iCloud — never our servers.
  • No ads, no tracking, no analytics. Nothing here follows you around.
  • Set up in seconds. Your first routine takes a name, a few steps, and times — or let the AI build it from a sentence.
  • Skip any step. Going overtime is fine, and so is stopping.
  • Checklists inside steps. "Get dressed" opens into shirt, pants, socks, shoes.

AI requests pass through our server to Claude and back — never stored there, never used to build a profile of you. Read the whole policy — it's short and actually readable.

Pricing

Honest pricing. No surprises.

Real free tier — not a trial. Upgrade when you're ready. Cancel anytime.

Free

$0
  • 2 routines, unlimited steps
  • Day view planning basics
  • Thoughts capture
  • 7-day Watch preview

Premium

$12/month (USD)

Outside the US, Apple charges the equivalent in your local currency and shows the exact price before you subscribe.

  • Unlimited routines
  • Full AI assistant access
  • Day planner with drag & drop
  • AI thought triage (opt-in)
  • Full Watch support
  • All themes & sounds

Coming soon to the App Store.

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