The assistant wrote a great checklist. Now it is a wall of text.
You asked for the steps to descale the coffee machine, pack for a conference or set up the new router, and got a tidy list. Then you are on step four with wet hands, scrolling a chat to find where you were. Routine Run takes the same list and walks you through it one step at a time.
A list is easy to write and hard to follow.
A chat answer is built for reading, not for doing. It does not know which step you are on, it does not time the ten minutes the descaler needs, and it is gone the moment you switch apps.
So you keep the chat open, lose your place, and do step six before step five.
One step in hand, on the Lock Screen and the watch.
Describe what you are about to do, or paste what your assistant wrote. The app reads it into steps, shows you what it made, and starts it. The step you are on is on the Lock Screen and on your watch, with Next under your thumb and a timer where a step takes time.
A link the assistant gave you stays on its step, so the how-to video is there when you reach it, not at the top of a chat.
- 1Describe it, or paste it.
“Descale the Breville, it has the two-filter basket.” Or paste the list ChatGPT already wrote.
- 2Look it over.
The app shows every step before anything is saved. Change what is wrong.
- 3Do it.
One step at a time, with timers where they help. Not now puts a step off without losing it.
- 4Keep it, or not.
A one-off run goes to your history. One worth repeating becomes a routine.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT once, and say “start it”.
With Routine Run connected, the assistant can send the checklist straight to your phone as a run: you say go in the chat, and the first step is on the Lock Screen. No copying, no pasting.
Try it on the next thing you do twice.
Free with three routines. No account.