Use case
A routine planner for the things you do every week
Paying the card on the 5th, the gym on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a weekly review every Friday: routines are the tasks you should never have to type twice. Rotyn brings each one back on the right day, so your week runs without planning it again.
Routines, not just reminders
A reminder pings you once. A routine is a task that keeps its place in your plan: it shows up on the right day next to everything else you have to do, you tick it off, and the next one is already scheduled.
Repeat rules that fit real life
- Every day, or every few days
- Weekly on the days you pick, like Monday, Wednesday and Friday
- Monthly on a date, like the 5th or the 31st
- Yearly, like renewing the car insurance every March 12
- Stop on a date or after a number of times
Habits that survive a bad day
Missing a day shouldn’t break your system. When a task isn’t finished, Rotyn keeps it waiting instead of quietly moving on, and you decide whether to do it today, mark it done or let it go. The next date of the routine still comes on schedule.
Rotyn is a routine planner rather than a streak tracker: it doesn’t count streaks or hand out badges. If you want to measure progress, Goals lets you set a target, log progress and see whether you are on pace.
Routines next to your calendar
Because your Google Calendar can sit on the same screen, you see the gym session next to the late meeting that would clash with it, before the day starts.
Free and Pro
Routines (recurring tasks) are part of Rotyn Pro. Every new account gets Pro free for 14 days, no card needed. After that you can keep using Rotyn Free for one-off tasks, or subscribe.
Try Rotyn on your own week
Use it for free. Rotyn Pro free for 14 days, no card needed.
Start freeRotyn Pro costs $39 a year or $4.99 a month. Prices in US dollars.
Questions
Can a routine repeat on specific weekdays?
Yes. Pick the days, for example Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the task comes back on each of them.
What happens if I miss a day?
The unfinished task waits for you to move it to today, mark it done or drop it. The routine keeps its schedule either way.
Are routines part of the free plan?
No, routines are part of Rotyn Pro. Every new account can try them free for 14 days.