Features

  • Simple, Flexible Editing

    Add a timeslot to your routine with a few taps. Tap, swipe and scroll to intuitively add, edit, delete, duplicate or split timeslots and routines.

  • Customisable

    Customise your routines' colours, icons, times, dates and names. Change them however and whenever you like, as often as you like.

  • Print & Email

    Want to stick your routine on your fridge or cubicle-wall? Print directly to an AirPrint printer or email a PDF to another Mac or PC for printing using any printer.

  • Notifications

    Set yourself reminders for activities you usually forget. Set reminders for every activity, none or just a few. Enable or disable all alerts with one tap.

  • Multiple Routines

    Start simple with one routine, then get more adventurous with routines for each type of day (e.g. work-days, weekends, spring-cleaning etc).

  • Routine Calendar

    A flexible scheduling system let's you assign routines a day at a time or using patterns (e.g. 'weekdays' or '3rd sunday of each month').

Daily Routine App Requirements

Daily Routine requires iOS 4.0 or later, running on an iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPod touch (2nd generation or later).

Printing functionality requires an AirPrint compatible printer (however pdf files can be emailed to another computer for printing on any printer).

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Why a Routine app?

Daily Routine is designed and developed by Jaysen Marais.

Jaysen, like most freelancers in the dark times before Daily Routine existed, was either taking too many breaks or too few (usually too few). The 'self-discipline' approach wasn't working. A routine was necessary.

A proper app for making routines was sought out. However after much searching, a shocking truth became clear: there was in fact NO app for that. Clearly the situation was intolerable, hence Daily Routine was born.

Who is this app for?

Daily Routine is for anyone who manages their own time; freelancers, telecommuters, artists, sole-traders, stay-at-home mums, researchers etc. It's also handy for people with specific time goals (e.g. "watch less TV" or "take more breaks"). So who's it for? Well, just about anyone.

What's a routine?

In Daily Routine, a routine is a 24 hour time pattern (midnight to midnight) made up of timeslots. A timeslot has an activity (e.g. commuting) and specific start and end times (e.g. 8:00 to 8:45am). Timeslots can 'wrap' around midnight (i.e. sleeping from 10:30pm to 6:30am).