Routines in Yoodoo
Repeat your best days — without having to remember how.
Routines in Yoodoo are like Quick-Add tasks on steroids. Think of them as your go-to rituals: morning routines, evening wind-downs, gym warmups, Sunday resets, etc.
Each routine is made up of pre-defined subtasks (with optional times), and you can drop them into your schedule whenever you need that structure back in your life.
💡 Why Use Routines?
Save time re-planning the same stuff every day
Create structure that feels easy to follow
Build consistency (without relying on memory)
Perfect for ADHD brains that thrive on patterns — but forget them daily 😅
📦 What Routines Are Made Of
Each routine is basically a pre-saved task that includes:
A name/title (e.g. “Morning Routine”)
A list of subtasks (step-by-step breakdowns)
Optional durations for each step
Optional descriptions or notes
You can add routines from anywhere you’d normally schedule tasks.
🛠️ How to Create a Routine
Option 1: From the Habits Page
Go to the Habits tab
Scroll to the Quick-Add or Routines section
Tap the ➕ icon
Add your routine name and define subtasks
You can set durations, descriptions, or leave it simple
Tap Save — it’s now in your Quick-Add library, ready to use anytime
Option 2: Convert Any Task into a Routine
Already created a one-off task that works well as a routine?
Open the task → tap Edit
Under the Additional tab, toggle “Add to Quick-Add”
Boom — it’s now reusable
You can do this for anything: a meal prep flow, Sunday clean-up, even a “Get Out the Door” checklist 🧦🪥📱
⏱️ How to Use a Routine in Your Day
Open the Timeline
Tap any timeblock
Tap the Tasks tab
Swipe to the Quick-Add section
Tap your saved routine
✨ It will instantly appear in your schedule — complete with subtasks and timing if you’ve added them.
🧠 Pro Tips
Want your morning routine to appear automatically each day?
→ Add it as a Repeat from the Habits sectionYou can edit or duplicate routines to build variations (e.g. “Weekend Morning” vs “Weekday Morning”)
Use short time estimates for each subtask to help with focus timers and reduce overwhelm
Example Routines You Might Add:
🧼 Morning Routine: Wake up, shower, stretch, plan the day
🌙 Evening Wind-down: Turn off screens, brush teeth, journal
🏋️♂️ Gym Start-Up: Warm-up, hydration, playlist on
📦 Work Setup: Clear desk, open Yoodoo, set timer
💬 Final Note
Routines are your personal power-ups.
They bring rhythm, reduce decision fatigue, and help you start strong (or finish proud).
Use them daily, tweak as you grow, and let Yoodoo do the remembering for you 🧠✨
Routines in Yoodoo are like Quick-Add tasks on steroids. Think of them as your go-to rituals: morning routines, evening wind-downs, gym warmups, Sunday resets, etc.
Each routine is made up of pre-defined subtasks (with optional times), and you can drop them into your schedule whenever you need that structure back in your life.
💡 Why Use Routines?
Save time re-planning the same stuff every day
Create structure that feels easy to follow
Build consistency (without relying on memory)
Perfect for ADHD brains that thrive on patterns — but forget them daily 😅
📦 What Routines Are Made Of
Each routine is basically a pre-saved task that includes:
A name/title (e.g. “Morning Routine”)
A list of subtasks (step-by-step breakdowns)
Optional durations for each step
Optional descriptions or notes
You can add routines from anywhere you’d normally schedule tasks.
🛠️ How to Create a Routine
Option 1: From the Habits Page
Go to the Habits tab
Scroll to the Quick-Add or Routines section
Tap the ➕ icon
Add your routine name and define subtasks
You can set durations, descriptions, or leave it simple
Tap Save — it’s now in your Quick-Add library, ready to use anytime
Option 2: Convert Any Task into a Routine
Already created a one-off task that works well as a routine?
Open the task → tap Edit
Under the Additional tab, toggle “Add to Quick-Add”
Boom — it’s now reusable
You can do this for anything: a meal prep flow, Sunday clean-up, even a “Get Out the Door” checklist 🧦🪥📱
⏱️ How to Use a Routine in Your Day
Open the Timeline
Tap any timeblock
Tap the Tasks tab
Swipe to the Quick-Add section
Tap your saved routine
✨ It will instantly appear in your schedule — complete with subtasks and timing if you’ve added them.
🧠 Pro Tips
Want your morning routine to appear automatically each day?
→ Add it as a Repeat from the Habits sectionYou can edit or duplicate routines to build variations (e.g. “Weekend Morning” vs “Weekday Morning”)
Use short time estimates for each subtask to help with focus timers and reduce overwhelm
Example Routines You Might Add:
🧼 Morning Routine: Wake up, shower, stretch, plan the day
🌙 Evening Wind-down: Turn off screens, brush teeth, journal
🏋️♂️ Gym Start-Up: Warm-up, hydration, playlist on
📦 Work Setup: Clear desk, open Yoodoo, set timer
💬 Final Note
Routines are your personal power-ups.
They bring rhythm, reduce decision fatigue, and help you start strong (or finish proud).
Use them daily, tweak as you grow, and let Yoodoo do the remembering for you 🧠✨
Routines in Yoodoo are like Quick-Add tasks on steroids. Think of them as your go-to rituals: morning routines, evening wind-downs, gym warmups, Sunday resets, etc.
Each routine is made up of pre-defined subtasks (with optional times), and you can drop them into your schedule whenever you need that structure back in your life.
💡 Why Use Routines?
Save time re-planning the same stuff every day
Create structure that feels easy to follow
Build consistency (without relying on memory)
Perfect for ADHD brains that thrive on patterns — but forget them daily 😅
📦 What Routines Are Made Of
Each routine is basically a pre-saved task that includes:
A name/title (e.g. “Morning Routine”)
A list of subtasks (step-by-step breakdowns)
Optional durations for each step
Optional descriptions or notes
You can add routines from anywhere you’d normally schedule tasks.
🛠️ How to Create a Routine
Option 1: From the Habits Page
Go to the Habits tab
Scroll to the Quick-Add or Routines section
Tap the ➕ icon
Add your routine name and define subtasks
You can set durations, descriptions, or leave it simple
Tap Save — it’s now in your Quick-Add library, ready to use anytime
Option 2: Convert Any Task into a Routine
Already created a one-off task that works well as a routine?
Open the task → tap Edit
Under the Additional tab, toggle “Add to Quick-Add”
Boom — it’s now reusable
You can do this for anything: a meal prep flow, Sunday clean-up, even a “Get Out the Door” checklist 🧦🪥📱
⏱️ How to Use a Routine in Your Day
Open the Timeline
Tap any timeblock
Tap the Tasks tab
Swipe to the Quick-Add section
Tap your saved routine
✨ It will instantly appear in your schedule — complete with subtasks and timing if you’ve added them.
🧠 Pro Tips
Want your morning routine to appear automatically each day?
→ Add it as a Repeat from the Habits sectionYou can edit or duplicate routines to build variations (e.g. “Weekend Morning” vs “Weekday Morning”)
Use short time estimates for each subtask to help with focus timers and reduce overwhelm
Example Routines You Might Add:
🧼 Morning Routine: Wake up, shower, stretch, plan the day
🌙 Evening Wind-down: Turn off screens, brush teeth, journal
🏋️♂️ Gym Start-Up: Warm-up, hydration, playlist on
📦 Work Setup: Clear desk, open Yoodoo, set timer
💬 Final Note
Routines are your personal power-ups.
They bring rhythm, reduce decision fatigue, and help you start strong (or finish proud).
Use them daily, tweak as you grow, and let Yoodoo do the remembering for you 🧠✨
Routines in Yoodoo are like Quick-Add tasks on steroids. Think of them as your go-to rituals: morning routines, evening wind-downs, gym warmups, Sunday resets, etc.
Each routine is made up of pre-defined subtasks (with optional times), and you can drop them into your schedule whenever you need that structure back in your life.
💡 Why Use Routines?
Save time re-planning the same stuff every day
Create structure that feels easy to follow
Build consistency (without relying on memory)
Perfect for ADHD brains that thrive on patterns — but forget them daily 😅
📦 What Routines Are Made Of
Each routine is basically a pre-saved task that includes:
A name/title (e.g. “Morning Routine”)
A list of subtasks (step-by-step breakdowns)
Optional durations for each step
Optional descriptions or notes
You can add routines from anywhere you’d normally schedule tasks.
🛠️ How to Create a Routine
Option 1: From the Habits Page
Go to the Habits tab
Scroll to the Quick-Add or Routines section
Tap the ➕ icon
Add your routine name and define subtasks
You can set durations, descriptions, or leave it simple
Tap Save — it’s now in your Quick-Add library, ready to use anytime
Option 2: Convert Any Task into a Routine
Already created a one-off task that works well as a routine?
Open the task → tap Edit
Under the Additional tab, toggle “Add to Quick-Add”
Boom — it’s now reusable
You can do this for anything: a meal prep flow, Sunday clean-up, even a “Get Out the Door” checklist 🧦🪥📱
⏱️ How to Use a Routine in Your Day
Open the Timeline
Tap any timeblock
Tap the Tasks tab
Swipe to the Quick-Add section
Tap your saved routine
✨ It will instantly appear in your schedule — complete with subtasks and timing if you’ve added them.
🧠 Pro Tips
Want your morning routine to appear automatically each day?
→ Add it as a Repeat from the Habits sectionYou can edit or duplicate routines to build variations (e.g. “Weekend Morning” vs “Weekday Morning”)
Use short time estimates for each subtask to help with focus timers and reduce overwhelm
Example Routines You Might Add:
🧼 Morning Routine: Wake up, shower, stretch, plan the day
🌙 Evening Wind-down: Turn off screens, brush teeth, journal
🏋️♂️ Gym Start-Up: Warm-up, hydration, playlist on
📦 Work Setup: Clear desk, open Yoodoo, set timer
💬 Final Note
Routines are your personal power-ups.
They bring rhythm, reduce decision fatigue, and help you start strong (or finish proud).
Use them daily, tweak as you grow, and let Yoodoo do the remembering for you 🧠✨