Awakee is a routine planner and habit tracker built around step-by-step routines with a guided timer. Users can make routines with a builder, set durations for individual steps, or select from more than 100 community presets. The timer can keep running in the background and on the lock screen while other apps are open. For habits outside a routine, Awakee supports flexible schedules and goals, and displays streak history and progress charts. The app offers reminders that can be completed from notifications, plus home-screen and lock-screen widgets. It supports Apple Watch and iCloud sync, and the App Store lists compatibility with iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Routines and habits are stored on the device and can sync through a personal iCloud account using Apple’s CloudKit. An account is not required. The maker says it collects no personal data and does not use third-party analytics or crash-reporting services. Purchases are processed by Apple through the App Store account, and the maker says it does not see payment details. Awakee is described as an iPhone morning-routine app, with routines also intended for evening, gym or study use. It has a free download with a finite number of routines and habits, along with subscription and one-time purchase options.
Who it is for
Awakee suits people who want timed routines, habit schedules, streak tracking and reminders on Apple devices. Its presets and routine examples cover morning, evening, gym and study use.
What is good
- Routine steps can have individual durations.
- More than 100 community routine presets are available.
- The timer runs in the background and on the lock screen.
- Habits include flexible schedules, goals, streak history and progress charts.
- Notifications and home-screen and lock-screen widgets support reminders.
- No account is required, and routines can sync through personal iCloud.
What to know first
- The free download limits the number of routines and habits.
- The listed platforms are iOS and macOS.
- iCloud syncing uses the user’s personal iCloud account.
Verdict
Choose Awakee if you want guided, timed routines and separate habit tracking across Apple devices. Its free download has a finite routine and habit allowance, so people who need more can consider a premium option. The platform list is limited to iOS and macOS.
Get started with Awakee
- Get Awakee through the App Store.
- Start without creating an account.
- Build a routine with the guided builder or choose a community preset.
- Set durations for routine steps and configure habits, schedules or goals.
- Enable reminders and use widgets or Apple Watch features as needed.
- Use personal iCloud to sync routines and habits across devices.
What the free plan stops at
The Free plan is a free download, but allows only a finite number of routines and habits. The listed paid options include subscriptions and one-time purchases.
Questions about Awakee
Is Awakee free?
Yes. The Free plan is a free download, with a finite number of routines and habits.
What do the listed paid options cost?
The Annual Subscription is 1.99 USD per year, Awakee Premium Monthly is 4.99 USD per month, Promotional Yearly Premium is 4.99 USD per year, Promotional Annual Premium is 9.99 USD per year, Awakee Premium Unlimited is 19.99 USD per once, and Lifetime Subscription is 38.99 USD per once.
Which devices are listed as compatible?
The App Store lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch compatibility. The platform list names iOS and macOS.
Does Awakee require an account?
No. Awakee does not require an account.
How does syncing work?
Routines and habits are stored on the device and can sync through the user’s personal iCloud account using Apple’s CloudKit.
Who makes Awakee?
The site describes Awakee as built by an independent developer.
Awakee plans and pricing
All plansCompared on routine planner apps
- Free plan
- No
- Recurring schedules
- Yes
- Reminder types
- custom
- Step timers
- Yes
- Platform support
- cross-platform
- Calendar sync
- Yes
