Routinery

A routine timer app that walks you through morning and evening routines step by step.

Free plan + paidHabit tracker and journaling apps

Verified facts: 3 of 3
Alternatives ranked: 4
Approved reviews: 0
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About Routinery

Routinery focuses on routines rather than individual habits. You build a sequence of steps, such as drink water, stretch, shower, review the day, give each a duration, and the app runs them like a timer, moving you to the next step and keeping the order consistent so the routine becomes automatic. It comes with ready-made templates, including ones based on popular books and challenges, and adds streaks, reminders, statistics and home-screen widgets. The approach is especially popular with people who struggle to get started or lose track of time, including many with ADHD. The company says more than five million people have used it. A limited set of routines is free; Premium unlocks the rest and is sold as a subscription, with a lifetime plan sometimes discounted. It runs on iPhone and Android. For simple yes/no habit tracking, a regular habit app is quicker.

Best for: People who want guided, timed routines that keep them moving from one step to the next.

What works

Step-by-step timers keep routines on track
Plenty of ready-made templates
Helpful for people who lose track of time

Why people leave

Most routines require Premium
Overkill for simple habit check-offs
Mobile only

Top Routinery alternatives

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1
Fabulous
Wraps routines in guided coaching programmes and lessons.
66.5
2
Productive (habit tracker)
Groups habits by time of day with reminders, without step timers.
62.6
3
Streaks
Includes timed tasks and a pay-once price on Apple devices.
59.6
4
Habitify
A conventional tracker with habit stacking reminders.
57.2

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Routinery: common questions

Is Routinery free?

Routinery has a free plan and paid plans. Free tier: Free routines only after subscription ends (checked on Routinery's own site).

Is Routinery open source?

No, Routinery is not open source.

What platforms does Routinery run on?

Routinery is available for iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Routinery?

The highest-ranked Routinery alternatives right now are Fabulous, Productive (habit tracker) and Streaks. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Routinery facts

3 of 3 verified

Users: 5 million+; Checked Oct 25, 2026routinery.app(opens source in a new tab); “Why we love Routinery 5 million+ people have built routines that actually stick.”
Lifetime plan: Available; Checked Oct 25, 2026routinery.app(opens source in a new tab); “✓ Lifetime Plan, now 50% off.”
Free tier: Free routines only after subscription ends; Checked Oct 25, 2026routinery.app(opens source in a new tab); “All but the free routines will be deactivated when your subscription expires.”