Awakee vs Brili Routines

Awakee8.6Visit BRBrili Routines8.4Visit

Higher score Awakee #5 in Routine Planner Apps 8.6/10 Free plan + paid ✓ 3 of 3 features Visit Awakee

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BR Brili Routines #6 in Routine Planner Apps 8.4/10 10-day trial Free trial✓ 2 of 3 features Visit Brili Routines

• Awakee fits best

  Apple users wanting step-by-step routines

• Brili Routines fits best

  Visual routines across web and mobile

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Side by side

Feature	Awakee 8.6/10 Visit ↗	BRBrili Routines 8.4/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	8.6	8.4
Ranking	#5 in Routine Planner Apps	#6 in Routine Planner Apps
Best for	Apple users wanting step-by-step routines	Visual routines across web and mobile
Pricing model	Free plan + paid	Paid
Starting price	—	—
Free plan	—	—
Free trial	—	10 days
Deployment	Desktop, Mobile	Cloud, Mobile
Platforms	iOS, macOS	Web, iOS, Android
Support	Email	Email, Docs
Built for	Solo, Small business	Solo, Small business
Features Awakee 3/3 · Brili Routines 2/3
Recurring schedules	✓	✓
Step timers	✓	✓
Calendar sync	✓ (best)	—
Specs
Reminder types	Custom	Basic
Active routine limit	Not checked yet	Not checked yet
Platform support	Cross-platform	Cross-platform
Our review
Pros	Individually timed steps with background focus timer and notifications Smart reminders, recurring schedules, widgets, and lock-screen support 100+ presets with iCloud synchronization and Apple Calendar import	Timed activity cards with a dynamic timekeeper and visual clock Push, acoustic, and visual notifications support multiple cue types Routine templates, rewards, achievements, and history add structure
Cons	Premium access is sold through subscriptions or a lifetime purchase Designed for iOS and macOS rather than broader platform coverage Routine and habit limits apply without a subscription	No free plan; access is paid after the 10-day trial Calendar sync is not included Plan prices vary by country and are directed through in-app pricing
Our verdict	Awakee is a routine planner and habit-tracking app for Apple devices. It helps users create morning, evening, gym, study, and other routines from individually timed steps, then guides them through each routine with a background focus… Read the review →	Brili Routines is a visual planner, timer, and task manager for adults and families managing daily routines. It is designed primarily for people with ADHD, while also supporting parent-managed routines for children. Users can create and… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Awakee — where it wins

  • Individually timed steps with background focus timer and notifications
  • Smart reminders, recurring schedules, widgets, and lock-screen support
  • 100+ presets with iCloud synchronization and Apple Calendar import

  Where it doesn't

  • Premium access is sold through subscriptions or a lifetime purchase
  • Designed for iOS and macOS rather than broader platform coverage
  • Routine and habit limits apply without a subscription

• Brili Routines — where it wins

  • Timed activity cards with a dynamic timekeeper and visual clock
  • Push, acoustic, and visual notifications support multiple cue types
  • Routine templates, rewards, achievements, and history add structure

  Where it doesn't

  • No free plan; access is paid after the 10-day trial
  • Calendar sync is not included
  • Plan prices vary by country and are directed through in-app pricing

• Awakee8.6/10 · Free plan + paid

  A focused Apple routine planner for timed steps, habits, reminders, and schedules.

  Visit AwakeeFull verdict →
• BRBrili Routines8.4/10 · 10-day trial

  A visual routine planner with timed activities, reminders, rewards, and progress history.

  Visit Brili RoutinesFull verdict →