Brili vs RoutineFlow

Brili

• Adults with ADHD who want to be paced through a routine task by task
• People who misjudge how long a morning or evening routine takes
• Starting from ready-made routine templates

RoutineFlow

• People with ADHD who want a routine split into timed steps
• Building a morning or study routine from a template
• Seeing how long each step of a routine actually takes

Brili

• There is no free plan: after the 10-day trial a 1, 6 or 12 month subscription is needed.
• The website names the plans without prices and says prices vary by country; the US figures come from the App Store and Google Play listings.
• The US App Store in-app purchase list also shows lower amounts for each period, such as $3.99 monthly and $24.99 yearly, which the listing does not explain.
• Apps are listed for iPhone, iPad and Android only, and the For Families page on the website was marked under construction when checked.

RoutineFlow

• The vendor does not publish what the free version includes; Google Play reviews from 2024 say it is limited to one routine with basic analytics.
• The App Store listing is marked as only for iPhone, and no web or desktop app is offered.
• The US App Store shows several prices for the same period, such as $29.99, $39.99 and $59.99 for a year; the app shows the price that applies.
• The website is a single page that still labels insights as coming soon, so current features are documented only in the store listings.

Brili

Routine runner

A routine plays like a playlist: the app shows one task card at a time with its timer and moves through the tasks in order.

Visual clock and dynamic timing

A visual clock calculates the time left to finish all remaining tasks. The vendor describes routines as dynamic, adapting as the day goes on.

Scheduled and on-demand routines

Routines can be scheduled, with notifications when one is due, or started whenever needed. A calendar shows the day and the week.

Routine templates

Templates written by the vendor's ADHD and routine specialists, such as a 12-task Good Morning Routine, can be added to the app's library from the website.

Achievements and rewards

The feature list includes achievements, customizable rewards that the vendor says keep you motivated over time, and a routine history.

Focus of the Month

Added in 2025 according to the release notes, this prompts you to choose a change to work on and build its steps into a new or existing routine.

RoutineFlow

Routines as a sequence of timers

Each step in a routine gets a timer and an emoji, and the routine plays through the steps in order so there is one thing to do at a time.

Templates and custom routines

A routine can start from a template, such as a morning or study routine, or be built from predefined and custom steps.

Weekly planner

The Google Play listing describes a visual planner for the week, so routines can be scheduled across days and not only for the morning.

AI task breakdown

The Google Play feature list names an AI Task Breakdown for ADHD and autism. The listing does not describe how it works or which plan includes it.

Analytics

Statistics cover the past 365 days and show how long each task takes, which the vendor presents as a way to plan around time blindness.

Reminders, alarms and a widget

Notifications prompt you when a routine is due. The iOS release notes add scheduled alarms in February 2026 and a home screen widget that shows the next routine.

Brili

• 1 Month Access$7.99

  per month

  The full app billed monthly. The vendor pitches it at people who are just getting started with routines.

• 6 Month Access$34.99

  per 6 months

  The full app billed every six months, which works out to about $5.83 a month.

• 12 Month Access$49.99

  per year

  The full app billed yearly, labelled Best Value on the vendor's site; about $4.17 a month.

RoutineFlow

• Free$0

  Free download. The limits are not published; Google Play reviews from 2024 describe one routine and basic analytics.

• RoutineFlow Pro Weekly$5.99

  per week

  Pro access billed weekly, as named in the US App Store in-app purchase list.

• Pro Access Monthly$8.99 to $12.99

  per month

  The US App Store lists Monthly Pro Access at $8.99 and Pro Access Monthly at $12.99.

• Pro Access Yearly$29.99 to $59.99

  per year

  The US App Store lists RoutineFlow Pro Yearly at $29.99, Pro Access Yearly at $39.99 and Yearly Pro Access at $59.99.

• Lifetime Pro Access$99.99

  one-time purchase

  A single payment listed in the US App Store. A 2025 App Store review suggests it may no longer be offered to new accounts.

Brili

• Annual discount

  About 48% less on the 12 month plan

  The store listings give $7.99 for 1 month and $49.99 for 1 year, so a year costs $49.99 against $95.88 for twelve single months. Six months is $34.99.

• Education

  Student or financial assistance discount

  The For Adults page invites students and people needing financial assistance to ask support whether they qualify for a discounted subscription.

• Other savings

  Family App Bundle: buy 1, get the rest 50% off

  The For Adults page advertises a family bundle in which one subscription is bought at full price and the others are half price, arranged by emailing support.

RoutineFlow

No public discounts listed.