Write it down once
A morning routine, the bedtime handover, the Friday admin block. List the steps in the order you actually do them.
Build your first subroutine →
↵ one at a time
Your routines, one thing at a time.
A long list is a good way to feel behind. Subroutine holds the whole routine for you and shows you a single step — the one you are on. Finish it, and the next one arrives.
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nowVitamins
then• Ten minutes of reading• Pack the bag
queue empty6 / 6
Morning subroutine complete.
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subroutines run all time
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steps completed this week · UTC
Totals across everyone using Subroutine. We publish the sum and nothing else — no names, routines or households.
how it works
Set it up once. Stop deciding every morning.
Give it a trigger
A time, a day, or something else finishing. Subroutine decides what is due so you never have to keep the schedule in your head.
How triggers work →Run it, one step at a time
One step fills the screen. Finish it and the next one arrives, without another list to scan.
The Today screen →discover
Borrow a routine that already works.
Browse subroutines other people have published. Add one to your library and change it to fit your day. Your copy stays linked to the original, so you can review updates when the author changes it.
- Your copy stays in your library until you choose to publish it.
- Read the routine and its public feedback before adding it.
Wind-down, twenty minutes
EXAMPLE · EVENING ROUTINE
exampleEXAMPLE · EVENING ROUTINE
01Screens on charge02Lay out tomorrow's clothes+7More steps
Find a routine in Discover →households
When the routine isn't only yours.
A new baby, a parent who needs looking after, a flat that needs cleaning. Share a space and the load stops living in one person's head.
One shared space
Everyone in the house sees the same routines and the same log.
A log you can trust
Naps, meals, medication, chores — recorded once, visible to all of you.
A screen on the wall
Keep a shared dashboard open on a tablet for glanceable status and quick logs.
privacy
Your routines are nobody else's business.
Use and save Personal on this device without an account. Sign in when you want to sync or share.
A household space is visible to its members. A routine appears in Discover only when you publish it.
The numbers above show only completed run and step totals. They do not include names, routine titles or household details.
Questions people ask
Can I use it without an account?
Yes. You can use and save Personal on this device without an account. Create one to sync across devices or share a household space. Try Personal →
How do I sign in?
Enter your email for a sign-in link, or use your account password. Both methods open the same account.
Can I share routines with the people I live with?
Yes. A household space gives members the same routines and the same log, with each person's actions recorded as provenance.
What do you publish about my activity?
The totals above count completed routines and steps across the service. They contain no names, routine titles or household details.
Can I use other people's routines?
Yes. Browse Discover, add a public routine to your library, and make changes to your copy. You can review updates from its author before applying them.
Something else? Browse the Help center →