MyRoutine

MyRoutine is a structured organizer that connects routines, habits, and day planning. It suits people who want reminders, mood context, and a detailed schedule in one place, especially users with ADHD. The free tier is useful for trying the workflow, but regular, multi-habit use quickly runs into its caps.

Overview

MyRoutine is built around shaping a day hour by hour, then turning recurring activities into trackable routines. Templates reduce the work of setting up familiar days, and browsing other users’ routines can supply ideas when you are unsure how to organize one. That combination is more comprehensive than a bare streak counter, although the hourly method may be excessive for someone who only wants occasional habit check-ins.

The app is made by Minding. co., Ltd. in Seoul. Its support contact is [email protected]. The Android listing says information is encrypted while being transferred, not shared with third parties, and eligible for deletion requests. It also says the app may collect personal information, photos and videos, and other data categories, so privacy-conscious users should review those collection practices before committing.

Key features

Android combines routines, to-dos, habits, emoji-based completion marks, and mood tracking. The iOS feature set includes user-defined repeat patterns, mood logs, daily/weekly/monthly statistics, widgets, reminders, badges, and stamps. Custom reminders and recurring schedules are useful when habits do not fit a simple every-day pattern. Mood entries add a record of how a routine felt, not just whether it was completed.

Templates and hourly planning favor users who want to coordinate a whole day, while social routine viewing offers practical inspiration. MyRoutine describes support across multiple devices, but does not identify the device range beyond its Android, iOS, and macOS apps. No named third-party integrations are provided, which matters if your routines need to connect to calendars or other services.

Pricing

The Free version costs 0.00 USD and allows 10 habits, three diary entries, 14 short-note entries per week, seven long memo notes, weekly repetition only, two highlighters, and weekly habit statistics. It excludes to-do management and includes ads. These limits can work for a small, uncomplicated routine, but diary, notes, repetition, and planning restrictions become significant for a detailed schedule.

Premium is 22.99 USD once, billed as a one-time payment; the pricing page also shows $35.88. It removes the ad-supported experience and makes habits, diary entries, short and long memos, highlights, and to-dos unlimited. Custom repetition and weekly/monthly statistics are included. Premium is the sensible fit for people managing several routines or reviewing progress over longer periods; occasional users can stay free if the weekly-only tracking and small note allowances are sufficient.

Platforms

MyRoutine supports Android, iOS, and macOS, with cross-platform support intended to keep routines in reach across devices. The published feature descriptions differ by store, so users should choose their primary platform based on the tools they value most.

Who it's for

Choose MyRoutine if you want a flexible organizer for habits, reminders, mood records, and a carefully planned day. Its structure is particularly relevant to people seeking routine support or an ADHD-friendly planning aid. It is less suitable for users wanting a minimal tracker, generous free quotas, or documented integrations with other productivity services.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Hour-by-hour planning and templates give full-day structure.
• Pros: Custom repeats, reminders, mood tracking, and statistics support varied routines.
• Pros: Premium's one-time price unlocks unlimited core records and removes ads.
• Cons: The free plan limits habits, notes, diary entries, repetition, statistics, and to-dos.
• Cons: Free users see ads, and the paid pricing presentation includes both $22.99 and $35.88.
• Cons: Device coverage and integrations are not defined beyond the named platforms.

Alternatives

Pick Routime AI if you want a free Android, iOS, and web option without stated usage limits. Thruday is a better match for visual daily planning, priority to-dos, notifications, colors, images, and breathing exercises. Choose Tiimo for planning across Android, iOS, macOS, and web, with a free tier that omits the web app.

Awakee suits iOS and macOS users who can accept finite routines and habits without a subscription. Kiritsu is the choice for a free-forever desktop app on Linux, macOS, or Windows with no account. My Morning Routine fits Android and iOS users wanting up to four complete routines, with annual and lifetime upgrades.

Choose Routinely for iOS or macOS when a smaller free allowance of two routines and five habits per routine is enough. Routinery offers Android and iOS, two free routines, and paid monthly or annual plans. See the Routine Planner Apps list for more options.

Verdict

MyRoutine is a strong choice for people who want one cross-platform place to map a day, repeat habits, record moods, and receive reminders. Its main advantage is breadth, especially with Premium's unlimited records and custom repetition. Look elsewhere if you need a generous free plan, transparent single-price presentation, or named integrations.