The same list every time, and you still forget one thing.
Packing for a trip, closing the flat, the monthly bills, the car before winter. You have done each a dozen times and there is always the one step you remember on the motorway. Routine Run keeps the list and walks you through it, fresh each time.
A note with checkboxes is a list you have to untick.
A checklist in Notes is ticked once and then has to be cleared by hand. Half the ticks survive to the next trip and lie to you. And the step with a trick in it — the water valve under the sink, the setting nobody remembers — has its trick somewhere else.
A routine starts clean every time, and remembers how.
Each time you start it, it is a fresh run: every step to do, none pre-ticked. A step carries its own how-to — a line of advice, a link, a video — and its timer where one matters.
It can start itself: on a date, at a time, or when you arrive somewhere. And your history says which step you skip, so the list gets better instead of longer.
- 1Write it once, or have it written.
“Close the flat for two weeks: water, heating, windows, bins, plants.”
- 2Add the tricks to the steps.
The valve is behind the panel under the sink. A link to the manual.
- 3Start it when it is time.
By hand, on a date, or when you get to the car.
- 4Walk it one step at a time.
On the phone, the Lock Screen or the watch. Nothing forgotten on the motorway.
Fifty ready routines, from leaving the flat for a week to the monthly bills.
Take one, change what is yours, and it is yours: it stays as you made it.
Find the list you keep rewriting.
Free with three routines. No account.