Routines

Everything you repeat, written down once.

A yoga flow, a breathing pattern, a weeknight recipe. Keep each routine in one place and come back to it whenever you need it.

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Features

Steps, timed to the second

Give each step a duration and notes in Markdown. Set how many rounds, then drag things into order.

Press play and follow along

A full-screen player counts you through each step and moves on when the time is up.

Bring a YouTube video

Paste a link and its chapters become your steps, with the video playing along.

Save it, or make it yours

Bookmark someone’s routine to keep it close, or fork a copy and change whatever you like.

Watch the habit stick

Every finished routine lands in your history, so streaks are easy to see and hard to break.

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All routines

225 routines

Elote

by Sofia Side

Mexican street corn: charred cobs slathered in lime crema, cotija and chilli. Serves 4, in about 20 minutes.

A 15 minute chair flow that warms the upper body, twists the spine and mobilises the legs. 🎥 Video: Chair Yoga for Weight Loss | Reduce Belly Fat, Stretch and Feel Your Best by PagodaYoga Inc.

The Roman way: guanciale, eggs, pecorino and pepper, with no cream. Serves 2, in about 25 minutes. Put a pot of salted water on to boil before you start.

Bulletproof the joints that runners and lifters lean on, for 2 rounds. Use it as a warm-up, or on its own on rest days.

Three long holds for the lower body, about 20 minutes. Breathe into the sensation and stay still. 🎥 Video: 20 Min Yin Yoga for Lower Body l Deep Stretch for Hips & Hamstrings by Travis Eliot

A gentle, fully seated practice, suitable for beginners, older adults and anyone with limited mobility. About 8 minutes. Sit on a sturdy chair without wheels, feet flat on the floor.

Quantity over quality: ten ideas in each 10-minute round, for 3 rounds. Write the problem or prompt at the top of the page first. The first ten are always obvious. The good ones are in the last ten.

Worldbuilding Session

by CosmicPickle Creative Exploration

Answer one question about your world and follow its consequences. About 1 hour. Good worldbuilding isn't facts, it's ripple effects.

Meditation in motion, slowing walking right down. About 15 minutes. Find a quiet path of 10–20 steps, indoors or outside, to walk up and down.

Turn a race into a story people actually want to read, within a few days of finishing. About 1¼ hours.

Jollof Rice

by Ama Main Course

Smoky, deep red West African rice steamed in a slow-cooked pepper and tomato base. Serves 6, in about 1½ hours. Letting the bottom catch a little gives it the prized party-jollof smokiness.

Miso soup made properly, from a quick homemade dashi. Serves 4, in about 1 hour, mostly soaking.

Four 15-minute sprints, each trying to beat the last, for 4 rounds. Open your draft and turn off spellcheck before the first sprint. Typos are tomorrow's problem.

Beat in an Hour

by NeonWalrus Deep Drafting

Go from an empty project to an arranged rough beat in about 75 minutes. No mixing allowed: rough levels only. Finishing a sketch beats perfecting a loop.