Life MasteryLife Mastery
BuilderDesign a new routine
Builder

Build a routine

Five short steps. A good routine is anchored to a trigger, sequenced for momentum, and small enough to survive a bad day.

Start from template

What do you want to build?

Start blank, or from what you already have

Compose your routine

Step through the five stages
1
Intent
Name & purpose
2
Trigger
When it runs
3
Steps
The sequence
4
Resilience
Minimum & obstacles
5
Review
Confirm & create
Step 1 · Intent

What is this routine for?

Give it a name and the identity it serves. Routines tied to who you’re becoming outlast routines tied to outcomes.

Step 2 · Trigger

When does it run?

A routine needs a trigger — a time, or better, an existing action it rides on. Anchoring beats scheduling.

Step 3 · Sequence

Build the sequence

Order steps for momentum — easiest first, so starting is frictionless. Durations roll up to a total.

1Kitchen reset10m
2Phone to the hall charger1m
3Evening journal5m
430-min reading30m
Coach can draft this

Describe the routine and I’ll suggest a sequence you can edit.

Step 4 · Resilience

Make it survive a bad day

Define the minimum version and the obstacle most likely to break it. This is what separates a system from a wish.

Step 5 · Review

Confirm your routine

Here’s the system you’ve designed. Creating it saves a real routine to this browser and puts checkable actions on your Today and Calendar.

Evening Wind-Down
Daily · 21:30
Steps4 steps · ~46 min
Life areaHealth
ScheduleDaily · materialises onto Today
This closes a gap in your system

You have a strong morning but a fragile evening. This routine protects the sleep habit that broke yesterday.

When you create it
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Routines you create here are saved on this deviceCreated routines are local LifeOS prototype data, stored in this browser — no cloud sync. They appear on the Routines page and generate checkable actions on Today. External calendar sync, reminders and notifications are coming soon. Full reset in Settings