Goals. Tracker vs Routinely

Goals. Tracker helps you turn intentions into action. Set clear goals, track real progress, and stay motivated by keeping your goals visible right on your homescreen. When your goals are always in sight, it’s easier to stay consistent every day. Create goals with: • A clear name and optional description • A due date to stay accountable • Progress types that fit your goal: - Done / Undone - or; Percentage-based progress - or; Count-based progress Track everything in one place. Your goals are automatically sorted by due date, so you always know what matters most right now. Stay focused with homescreen widgets. Add your goals to your homescreen and see your progress without opening the app. A simple reminder, multiple times a day, that keeps you moving forward. Designed to be simple and distraction-free. No ads. No noise. Just your goals and your progress. Goals. Tracker is free to use and built to help you finish what you start.

Routinely: Flow helps you turn your life into simple, repeatable checklists. If you have ADHD (or just a busy brain), you know how easy it is to forget small things — water, headphones, stretching, documents, or one tiny step that ruins your whole plan. Routinely fixes that. Create routines like: • Going for a run • Gym session • Morning routine • Travel packing • Work setup • Study sessions Then just tap through a checklist before you start. No thinking. No stress. No forgotten steps. Now with AI routine builder: Just describe your goal in plain English, like: “I want to train for a marathon” “I want a simple morning routine” “I want a productivity routine for work” Routinely will generate: • A full routine • A checklist of tasks • Optional sub-routines • A suggested schedule Features: • Build routines as checklists • Start sessions and track progress • AI-powered routine generator • Works great for ADHD, anxiety, and busy minds • Clean, fast, distraction-free design • History and stats to build consistency Think of it like a pre-flight checklist for life. Not Notes. Not Reminders. A system for actually getting things done.