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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Build a chapter-by-chapter outline from a premise in about 2 hours. The outline is a map, not a contract. It's meant to change.

Diaphragmatic breathing practice to make running breathing easier, for 10 rounds. Lie on your back with your knees bent, one hand on your chest and one on your belly. Only the bottom hand should move.

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.

Planks and side planks that climb from 30 to 60 seconds. About 7 minutes. Squeeze your glutes and push the floor away. If your hips sag, drop to your knees.

Three focused passes that turn rough documentation into docs people can follow. About 1 hour. Each pass looks for one kind of problem only.

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

Yogic sleep: deep rest lying down, guided by your own attention. About 15 minutes. Lie on your back with a blanket over you. The aim is to stay just on the edge of sleep.

Sketch to Inks

by FlexFox Deep Drafting

Take an illustration from thumbnail to clean line art in about 1¾ hours.

Tonglen

by DiscoLlama Loving-Kindness

A Tibetan compassion practice: breathing in others' pain and breathing out relief. About 10 minutes. You're not actually taking on anyone's suffering. You're training your heart to stay open to it instead of turning away.

The 10-20-30 method: easy, moderate, then all out, back to back, for 5 rounds. Works for running, cycling or rowing. Warm up for 10 minutes first. For a longer session, rest 2 minutes and play it again.

Butter Chicken

by Rohan Main Course

Charred, marinated chicken in a rich tomato and butter sauce. Serves 4, in about 1½ hours. Serve with basmati rice or naan.

Build up to your first strict pull-up, for 4 rounds. Do this two or three times a week. Once you can do 5 slow negatives, try a full pull-up at the start of each session.

Shakshuka

by Ama Breakfast

Eggs poached in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce, served straight from the pan. Serves 4, in about 35 minutes. Have plenty of bread ready for mopping up.

Hold four balancing poses on each side to build steadiness and focus. About 8 minutes. Fix your gaze on a single point that isn't moving. Wobbling is part of it.

Mindful Tea

by Aiko Mindfulness

Turn a cup of tea into a ten-minute meditation, inspired by the Japanese tea ceremony. No phone, no book: just you and the cup.