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MyRoutine review

Freemium#15 of 27 in Routine Planner Apps

A cross-platform routine planner with broad tracking features and a $22.99 one-time Premium plan.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MyRoutine is a routine planner and habit tracker for organizing daily activities, recurring tasks, and personal progress. It presents routines chronologically and supports daily, weekly, and custom repeat patterns, reminders, mood tracking, diary entries, widgets, emoji-based completion, and statistics. Public routine discovery and social connections add a community-oriented layer. The app is available across iOS, Android, and macOS, with support for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac listing environments. It fits people who want routines, habits, notes, and to-dos in one cross-platform app.

The plan structure is straightforward. The Free version allows 10 habits, 3 diary entries, 14 short notes per week, 7 long memo notes, a weekly repetition cycle, and weekly habit statistics. Premium costs $22.99 as a one-time purchase. It adds unlimited habits, unlimited diary entries, unlimited short and long memos, unlimited custom repetition, weekly and monthly habit statistics, and unlimited to-do management. That makes the free tier suitable for a limited routine system, while Premium is aimed at people who need broader capacity and more flexible recurrence without recurring billing.

MyRoutine’s main strength is breadth within routine planning: chronological scheduling, reminders, mood and diary tracking, task management, widgets, and progress statistics are combined with social routine discovery. The trade-off is that several useful limits remain in the Free version, particularly around habits, notes, diary entries, repetition, and statistics. People wanting a single workspace for detailed routines and personal tracking should consider Premium. Those who only need a small habit list and a weekly cycle can start with the Free version, while users seeking a narrowly focused habit tracker may find the social and diary features unnecessary.

MyRoutine pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Works across iOS, Android, and macOS
    • Supports custom repeats, reminders, widgets, and statistics
    • Premium includes unlimited habits and diary entries
  • Where it doesn't
    • The free version limits habits and notes
    • Social routine discovery may not suit private planners
    • Premium custom repetition and expanded statistics require payment

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