Routine now supports the Android platform, allowing you to manage all your tasks, calendars, projects, notes and more through Routine's local-first & AI-powered workspace.

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After 1 year of hard work, we are back on Product Hunt to unveil Routine on Android! 🙌 Routine is now present on all major platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android and Web. With Routine on Android, you can quickly capture tasks, take notes in meetings and pages, block time in your calendar to make sure a task gets done, and obviously, manage your time through a full-fledged calendar which is bidirectional synchronized with Google Calendar. A quick note on the fact that Routine is local first. This means that Routine operates locally by default, without an Internet connection. In other words, Routine's brain and your data are always present on your device. We'd love to know what you think of the Android app but also of Routine in general as 2025 has been a pivotal year, shaping the product into an all-in-one productivity app with AI meeting notes, custom types, integrations and more.

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19d ago

@jmq - Congrats on the Android launch shipping across all major platforms is no small feat. The local-first approach is especially interesting; keeping data on-device by default feels like a strong trust and reliability bet, not just a technical one.

Would love to hear how user behavior differs between platforms so far does Android change the way people capture tasks or notes compared to desktop or iOS?

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19d ago

minimalist phone: creating folders

I am currently testing it.

It would be cool if one could tap on the event, and there would be a button – remind me of this on a certain date and time. (like alerts) Or does it already have any notifications/reminders?

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19d ago

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Hey @busmark_w_nika. There is a default 10-minute-before reminder, and a 1-minute-before sound alert. We indeed intend to add custom reminders in the future. Not only for events, but for anything: task, customer or whatever you create.

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19d ago

minimalist phone: creating folders

@jmq aaa, okay. I also thought there is some kind of customisation of those reminders.

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18d ago

Routine

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There will be more in the future @busmark_w_nika .

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18d ago

minimalist phone: creating folders

@jmq Looking forward to it in the next launches ;)

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17d ago

Inyo

I’ve been using Routine every day for years, and it has truly become my second brain. Many apps make that promise, but Routine actually delivers. I honestly can’t thank the team enough for how much it helps me stay focused, organized, and on top of my professional life every single day…

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19d ago

Routine

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🙏 @yannick_mthy

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19d ago

DeepTagger

There's always room to innovate in the self-organisation / planning/ todo-lists space!

Congratulations on your launch! 🚀

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19d ago

Routine

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Thanks a lot@avloss .

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19d ago

Congratulations on the new launch! It looks very user-friendly, I need to try it. Can your service automatically transfer all my reminders from my iPhone?

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18d ago

Routine

Maker

Hey @mykyta_semenov_ . We do not yet synchronize Apple Reminders. But it will come in 2026.

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17d ago

Jitter

Congrats on the launch team!!

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19d ago

Routine

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Thanks @robi

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19d ago

Mailwarm

Great product and strong team! Congrats 🚀

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19d ago

Routine

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Thanks @gonzaguedb . This is just the beginning!

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Routine is praised for its seamless integration of calendar, tasks, and notes, making it a comprehensive productivity tool. Users appreciate its intuitive design and the ability to streamline workflows, with many replacing multiple apps with Routine. Despite being in beta, the app is noted for its potential and active development, with regular updates addressing user feedback. Some users mention minor bugs and a slower development pace, but the overall sentiment is positive, highlighting Routine's effectiveness in enhancing productivity and time management.

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Routine.co, funded by Y Combinator, is a relatively young product that shows immense potential. Despite its early-stage hiccups like a crippled UI for 'SendTo' on iOS and missing key features, the platform offers an appealing promise. One such anticipated feature is automated task scheduling, which has been announced by the company as "coming soon." This means users will be able to schedule tasks automatically (for instance, scheduling Task Z for June). Currently, the use of Routine is only available via waitlists. Despite these initial growing pains, it stands out for its combination of daily planning and note-taking functionalities, all presented in a simple and attractive design. The journal function is particularly impressive. It provides a retrospective view, serving in part as a diary. At the moment, the platform leans more towards consumer use rather than professional applications. For instance, integrating the Outlook calendar from my company is a roundabout process, involving published read-only calendars with several hours of delay. However, I am confident that these issues will be addressed over time. I use the product within its current limitations and look forward to utilizing it more as it continues to improve. A notable feature is the ability to quickly assign notes and tasks to the appropriate place using the command line. A seemingly small detail I appreciate is that even headings function as categorization tags. For example, a page titled "Project X" with the headings "Preparation" and "Execution" can accommodate a task with the command line input "Task Y in Project X/Execution," all powered by an auto-complete function. In conclusion, Routine.co is a very promising project, and I hope the team continues to develop and improve it. I eagerly await the upcoming features, particularly the automated task scheduling. I look forward to seeing its evolution and how it matures to meet the needs of its users.

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