Home Routines

Home Routines

Build low-stress routines

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Build adaptable checklists with reminders to manage home and daily care tasks. Reduce decision fatigue with a "One Thing" mode and built-in timer. Customize cleaning lists by room and follow looping schedules.

Adaptable routine checklists
Reminders for tasks
"One Thing" mode for focused tasks
Built-in timer
Customizable cleaning lists by room
Looping schedules
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What's New in Home Routines

4.6.2

June 23, 2026

- Fixed a bug which could slow down the initial sync of rooms.

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User reviews

Good upgrades, happy with the old app too

I’ve used the previous, basic version for years. I love it. It helps so much with my ADHD, being able to break down a larger task into smaller, less daunting tasks. Routines are so helpful, and being able to schedule them as needed keeps my list focused. I have many routines and many tasks. So I like to group them, for each part of the day. For example, several routines for mornings, as opposed to one extremely long list. And when the time is up (morning is over) I can move onto the next segment of the day knowing my routines will be there and I’ve had a chance to review them to ensure anything critical for today is complete. This review applies to the new version compared with the old.

What I love:
* Lists existing within routines, ability to switch routine to list and vice versa
* Sections within lists/routines
* New icons and colors for routines/lists
* Notes on tasks.

What I miss:
* Daily messages. I used them a lot.
* Links within tasks. You can still have them, but they’re not functional.
* Today vs All views. Another feature I used a lot, for organizing routines.

Wish List:
* Notes on sections and routines.
* Option to import To Do and Zone information

There may be more in my wish list, but that’s it for now.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the updated, thoughtful review. Good news, Daily Messages are coming back with the next feature update.

The Best

I have used this app for YEARS and I love it so much. I finally bought the subscription but this truly is an app that you don’t get annoying ads with the free version. There is also so much available in the free version - there really is no need to buy it. I love it so much I want to support the people who make it.

There are timers, lists, etc. Each can be customized - I’m a teacher and I have different routines for the school year versus summertime.
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Response from developer

Thanks very much, we really appreciate the review, and the subscription!

Good upgrades, buggy

I like some of the new features. Some bugs I’ll report directly. Easy to use.

Response from developer

Thanks for the review! Please do reach out to us on support@homeroutines.com, we're happy to help, and we're working hard to get any remaining bugs fixed.

The best ever app for staying on track!

I absolutely LOVE Home Routines. So much so that I am moving all of my routines and to do lists from other apps I’ve tried over the years to Home Routines. I’ve used it long enough now to know that it does everything and more than other apps I have used. And they keep improving it.

For some reason it’s so much easier to follow and less stressful. I think it’s because it’s so well organized. You can hide routines that are not scheduled for today or this month. You’re not overwhelmed with everything all at once.

Once you get a routine the way you like it, you can duplicate it, rename it, and edit it for another area. For example your routine for cleaning your master bedroom would be similar to cleaning the guest bedroom.

You can set routines to show daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly. You can select it to show only on certain days or certain months.

You know how easy it is to forget certain monthly or annual tasks - like changing the furnace filter or descaling your coffee machine? No more. You can just put it in a monthly or annual routine.

You can also set up zones, but unlike other apps, you can leave them unscheduled, if you like. Home Routines will show you the last zone you were working in, which is the way I like to work - section by section. I don’t like to be halfway finished with a zone and have the app make me move on.

Thumbs up, developers! You’ve done an amazing job!
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Response from developer

Thanks so much for the lovely, and thorough, review! We plan to keep improving the app.

Been waiting for this app.. Thanks

I'm still playing around with the different options..thank you for putting in the work to get this app going.. The only thing I could really use is a calendar and this app would be almost perfect.

Response from developer

Thanks for the review and the feedback!

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FAQ

What is the "One Thing" mode in Home Routines?

The "One Thing" mode in Home Routines helps reduce decision fatigue by presenting users with a single task to focus on from their daily lists. A built-in timer assists in dedicating a specific period to complete that task.

Can I customize cleaning lists in Home Routines?

Yes, Home Routines allows you to customize detailed cleaning and decluttering lists within the Focus Zones section. You can add specific rooms and tasks to suit your home's needs.

How does Home Routines handle incomplete tasks?

Home Routines offers flexibility by allowing you to close off a list even with incomplete tasks, accommodating changing plans or capacity. You can also complete the same list multiple times if needed.

What subscription plans are available for Home Routines?

Home Routines offers a Monthly Subscription for $1.99/month and an Annual Subscription for $19.99/year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.

Is Home Routines available on Apple Watch?

Yes, Home Routines is supported on the Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, allowing you to manage your routines across multiple devices.

How often is Home Routines updated?

The latest version of Home Routines is 4.5.0, and it was last updated on March 26, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.

Can I import my data from the original Home Routines app?

Yes, if you are transitioning from the original Home Routines app, there is an option to easily import your existing data to the new version.

What is the age rating for Home Routines?

Home Routines has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who can benefit from structured task management.