Routines
A routine is a recurring template for part of everyday life. You choose the days on which it applies and the steps it contains. Each matching day gets its own occurrence in the daily flow.
Template and today's progress
The routine describes what normally happens. Completion belongs only to the current day. Tomorrow, or on the next active weekday, the routine begins open again.
This means you can complete, move or remove a step today without rebuilding the template for every future day.
Set up a routine
- Open Organize → Routines.
- Give it a clear name.
- Choose the active days.
- Add a start and end window if useful.
- Add direct steps or saved sequences.
Times are optional. A time window can provide orientation without planning every minute.
Add useful context to steps
A step can include a focus timer or linked list. “Pack bag” can open the right packing list. “Ten minutes in the kitchen” can start a short timer.
Pause a routine
Pause one routine for a selected period, or use Vacation to pause several at once. Routines marked as core can remain visible during that shared pause. See Vacation and pausing routines.
When a routine does not fit
First, make the opening step smaller or remove something you regularly skip. A short routine that gives you orientation is more useful than a complete routine you avoid opening.
Sequences explains reusable groups of steps. For a first setup, the Quick start is enough.
