AriaPlanner vs Routinely

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Routinely turns individual habits into ordered routines. Users group habits, arrange their sequence, choose weekdays and a due time, and receive a reminder when a routine should begin. Each habit can be completed, skipped, or undone. Progress views include completion rates, streaks, period comparisons, calendar heatmaps, and habit breakdowns. Apple Watch support and complications show today’s habits and progress, while premium members get interactive medium and large Home Screen widgets for checking off habits. Routine, habit, and completion data is stored on the device and can sync through iCloud; iCloud is required for synchronization between devices. No separate account is required. The app supports iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Mac, Apple Vision, and Apple Watch, with stated minimum operating systems of iOS/iPadOS 18.2, macOS 15.2, visionOS 2.2, and watchOS 11.5. The free plan costs nothing and allows two routines with five habits per routine.