Overview

MyRoutine brings routine templates, hour-by-hour day planning, habit tracking, and mood logging into one personal organizer. Browsing other users’ routines can help people looking for ideas, while the planning emphasis may feel like more structure than someone seeking only a simple habit checklist wants.

Key features

The Android app combines routines, to-dos, habits, emoji check-offs, and a mood tracker. On iOS, users get custom habit repeats, mood tracking, daily, weekly, and monthly statistics, widgets, reminders, badges, and stamps. Custom reminders and recurring schedules support consistent routines, and mood records add context beyond whether a habit was completed.

MyRoutine’s day-planning templates and hour-by-hour approach suit users who want to shape a full daily schedule, not just maintain a habit streak. The social feature lets users view fellow users’ routines for inspiration. The app supports multiple devices, though the specific device types are not defined, and it does not identify third-party integrations.

Google Play says data is encrypted in transit, is not shared with third parties, and can be deleted on request. The same listing says the app may collect personal information, photos and videos, and other data types. Support is available at official@myroutine.today.

Pricing

The free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and is best for trying the core routine and habit approach. It allows 10 habits, 3 diary entries, 14 short notes per week, 7 long memo notes, weekly-only repetition, 2 highlighters, and weekly habit statistics. It has ads and no to-do management, so the caps and missing task list are meaningful drawbacks for anyone using MyRoutine as a daily organizer.

Premium costs 22.99 USD per once, billed as a one-time payment; the page also shows $35.88. It removes the free-tier quotas, adds custom repetition, to-dos, highlights, and weekly and monthly statistics, and removes ads. This is the more suitable plan for regular users who need flexible schedules or want to manage tasks in the app. The one-time billing distinguishes it from a recurring subscription, but the displayed $35.88 alongside the $22.99 price may make the amount to pay less immediately clear.

Platforms

MyRoutine supports Android, iOS, and macOS, making it a cross-platform option for users whose devices span those systems. Android and iOS listings describe different feature sets, so users should check that the capabilities they need are available on their preferred platform.

Who it's for

MyRoutine is a fit for people seeking routines, reminders, day planning, or a flexible organizer, including people with ADHD. It is especially relevant to users who want habits and mood tracking alongside a planned day. Those who need a generous free organizer, or who prefer a narrowly focused habit tracker, may find its limits or broader planning model less suitable.

Pros and cons

Pros: Habit tracking, mood logging, and hour-by-hour planning live in one app, which suits users who want routines and daily structure together.
Pros: Premium’s custom repetition, unlimited notes and habits, to-dos, and monthly statistics remove the main constraints of the free plan.
Pros: Android, iOS, and macOS support gives users across those platforms a common organizer.
Cons: The free tier limits habits, diary entries, notes, repetition, highlights, and statistics, and includes ads while omitting to-dos.
Cons: Platform descriptions vary, and the device support claim does not identify specific devices, making feature expectations less clear across platforms.

Alternatives

Browse Routine Planner Apps for more options in the category.

Choose Tiimo if you want a web option as well as Android, iOS, and macOS; its free plan excludes the web app.
Routinery is an Android and iOS alternative with a free allowance of 2 routines and unlimited checklists, plus paid monthly and annual plans.
Consider Thruday for web access and a free plan that includes visual daily planning, priority to-do lists, reminders, images and colors, and breathing exercises.
TimeBloc is another Android and iOS routine planner with a free plan and a premium tier that includes unlimited routines and calendars, advanced notifications, and statistics.
Pick TimeTune if Android is sufficient and you want free time blocks, reusable templates, statistics, and custom reminders; marking blocks complete is also free.
Routinely offers an iOS and macOS alternative whose free plan allows 2 routines and 5 habits per routine.
Planner Pig is another freemium option.
Routinist is an iOS alternative with a free download and a $4.99 USD per month premium subscription.

Verdict

MyRoutine is best for people who want a cross-platform routine planner that joins habit tracking, mood logging, and daily scheduling. Its main advantage is that broader combination, while the free plan’s caps and lack of to-dos make it a limited long-term choice without Premium. Look elsewhere if you need a more generous free tier or a simpler, more focused routine app.

	AriaPlanner	MyRoutine
Free plan	No	Yes
Free trial	Yes	No
Paid from	$5/mo	Free
Open source	No	No
Platforms	iOS, macOS	Android, iOS, macOS
Platform support	mobile	cross-platform
Calendar sync	Yes	—
Free plan	—	Yes
Recurring schedules	—	Yes
Reminder types	—	custom

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