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Routine Builder

Build and lock in morning, afternoon, and evening routines

3Routine slots: morning, afternoon, evening

Xenith's Routine Builder lets you design custom routines for morning, afternoon, and evening. Create sequences of habits and tasks, check them off daily, and see how many you have finished today, all in one place.

Key Benefits

Three dedicated routine windows

Xenith gives you separate Morning, Afternoon, and Evening routine slots. This aligns your habits to energy levels, high-output work in the morning, mid-day maintenance, wind-down in the evening.

Custom step sequences

Each routine contains an ordered list of steps. Drag to reorder. Each step can be as simple as 'drink water' or as detailed as 'write 500 words for project X'.

Daily check-off with completion tracking

Check off each step as you complete it. Each day's check-offs are saved, and there is no consecutive-day counter to break.

Multiple routines per slot

Need a weekday routine and a weekend routine? Create multiple named routines per slot and switch between them. Xenith preserves the history of each separately.

How to Use Routine Builder

  1. 1

    Create a routine

    Go to /app/routines, click '+ New Routine', name it (e.g., 'Weekday Morning'), and assign it a slot: Morning, Afternoon, or Evening.

  2. 2

    Add your steps

    Add each habit or task as a step. Keep steps specific and binary, things you can definitively complete or skip. Aim for 5–10 steps per routine.

  3. 3

    Run your routine daily

    Each day, open the routine and check off steps as you complete them. The progress bar fills as you go.

  4. 4

    Review your consistency

    Each day's check-offs are saved. Xenith has no consecutive-day streak, so a skipped day is just a day and nothing resets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many routines can I create in Xenith?+

There's no limit on the number of routines you can create. You can create multiple routines per slot, for example, a Weekday Morning and a Weekend Morning routine.

What's the difference between a routine in Xenith and a habit tracker?+

Routines in Xenith are sequential, they're designed to be done in order as a complete block of your day. A habit tracker logs individual habits independently. Xenith does not have a standalone habit list: routines are the closest thing, and intentions can repeat on a schedule.

Does Xenith send me reminders to do my routines?+

Not for individual routines. Your routines appear in a widget on your dashboard. Xenith can also send push notifications at times you choose: a morning prompt to set your intentions and an optional evening check-in. You can turn them on in Settings.

Related Features

Daily Intentions

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Focus Timer

Deep work sessions with built-in audio and session tracking

Habit Tracking

A habit tracker without streaks: check off routines, repeat intentions, and see your week

Related reading

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Habit Stacking: The Complete Guide to Linking Habits That Stick

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Routine Builder is part of Xenith, which is free to start. No credit card required.

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