Daily Routine

Bitte auch für Apple Watch entwickeln. Und die Zeitleiste grösser machen, damit man schnell sieht wieviel man noch Zeit übrig hat für die aktuelle Aktivität.

Thank you for bringing back this app! I was a devoted user of the first iteration, and I could not find a decent replacement. For anyone who wants to set a daily time block schedule, this app is for you. With the activities, sequences and planning eras, you can set yourself up for success. The notification option will even ding you when it’s time to switch focus to a new block. I just spent a little time tweaking my weekday sequences and felt I have to drop in this review. I am a loyal subscriber and I hope this app is here to stay.

As soon as I opened the app I couldn’t even use it without a pop up to pay for subscription….

i opened the app for the first time and I couldn’t get out of the payment subscription page if there is a solution please reply

The only app in the store that ques up duties as the time approaches. Epic, a major health care app for doctors and all caregivers, has a Brains timeline. This is what Daily Routine has achieve, but with a lot of adjustability and flexibility. The timeline approach works extremely well. And it’s a good investment for staying on time and focusing.

Dont download it requires a monthly subscription and costs 35-90 depending on your sub didnt even use it one time.

Developer appears to have deliberately broken the earlier version of this app, so that it "crashes" when you attempt to add an item to your schedule. It does this every single time, and even announces in advance that it's going to crash. There is a special dialog that pops up: "Crashing in 5 seconds." This appeared in an update after long neglect. The app has since been updated again with a link to a sales pitch for the new edition, and a rambling justification for putting bug fixes and compatability updates on a subscription model. Get real. Insult to injury, the free trial is entirely unusable without going through payment confirmation. Can't even look at the settings or examine how the app will handle cancelation. A one-time purchase is available for three times the price of a premium word processor or music workstation. But don't forget, all future versions are free. Until the next pricing model, that is.

The app allows me to pick blank timeline and then crashes. App closes and will not allow me to restart.

Extremely confusing app and interface with no decent tutorial anywhere or explanation to anything. Difficult to put routine together. For a subscription user face should not be this bad. And missing basic features. Like…what is a sequence? What is a block? What is an activity? What’s the difference between them? Why can I see the time when I’m making these blocks/sequences etc? Why is it so difficult to move anything around? This app could be GREAT if it just added some common sense things.

Like those fond of legacy app, I hoped this would be like finding that “great tool” I had lost. Yay, it’s back! Nope. [As of June, 2022:] App is cumbersome, significant, new learning curve, and buggy. I remain hopeful and regularly check App Store for updates. Because of the outstanding legacy version, I kept my subscription going for a few months hoping it would approach quality of legacy app (prior to bugs). My constructive criticism: Please fix legacy app (of age-related bugs) to run smoothly, now. Then come back to this version to improve.