Roubit vs Routinery
Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.
Roubit
Routine and habit app with a rabbit whose room you decorate
Routinery
Routine planner that runs each habit on a step-by-step timer
Where they differ
- Roubit starts at $59.99 per year, or $7.49 per month (US App Store prices). Routinery starts at $5.00 to $5.49 per month, or $36.00 to $39.49 per year (US App Store).
- Only Routinery lists a macOS app.
- Roubit also covers daily notes.
- Routinery also covers Pomodoro timer.
At a glance
| Roubit | Routinery | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free plan | Free plan |
| Starts at | $59.99 per year, or $7.49 per month (US App Store prices) | $5.00 to $5.49 per month, or $36.00 to $39.49 per year (US App Store) |
| Free plan | Basic features are free, per the vendor's FAQ; some features need a premium membership. The vendor does not list which ones are held back. | 2 routines with no account needed, including timers, voice guidance, reminders and the MCP connection to AI assistants. The free plan shows ads. |
| Free trial | None listed | 7-day trial of Premium; nothing is charged if you cancel before it ends |
| macOS | ||
| iOS | ||
| Android | ||
| Made by | Roubit Inc. | Routinery Corp. |
| Price read from | apps.apple.com | apps.apple.com |
| Checked | Oct 6, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 |
Who each one suits
Roubit
- People who keep routines better when there is something to collect
- Simple daily habits such as drinking water or taking supplements
- Diary writers who like a written reply to each entry
Routinery
- People who know what to do but find it hard to start or lose track of time
- Fixed-order routines such as mornings, bedtimes, study blocks and workouts
- Adults with ADHD who want every step timed and announced aloud
- Managing routines by conversation from ChatGPT or Claude
Worth knowing
Roubit
- Some features need a premium membership, and the vendor does not publish which ones.
- The App Store lists the iOS app as iPhone-only, the Google Play listing is marked as containing ads, and no web or desktop version is listed.
- Besides the membership, the app sells Gold Carrots, an in-app currency, in packs from $0.99 to $9.99.
- The app is offered in 8 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Turkish.
Routinery
- The free plan stops at 2 routines and shows ads. When a subscription lapses, all but the free routines are deactivated.
- There is no web version, no direct sync with Apple Health or calendars, and no export button; data is pulled out through the MCP connection.
- The Mac version is the iPad app: the App Store marks it as designed for iPad and not verified for macOS, and it needs an Apple M1 chip or later.
- The US App Store shows two prices each for monthly and yearly Premium, so the amount charged in the app may differ from either.
Key features
Roubit
- Routines and to-dos
- Repeating routines and one-time to-dos are managed together. Routines can be set by day and by group, each with its own date, time and alarm.
- Alarms
- Alarm sounds range from gentle to loud, so a routine starts when it is supposed to rather than being left for later.
- Rabbit and room decoration
- Completing a routine earns a carrot. Carrots buy furniture, wallpaper and flooring for the rabbit's room, and the rabbit grows as routines are kept up.
- Daily quests
- Each day brings a set of quests, called today's requests, that pay out rewards when completed.
- Diary with AI letters
- Write a diary entry to record the day's emotions and receive a letter of comfort or encouragement written by Roubit AI.
- Recommended routines and widgets
- Routine suggestions are grouped by category, such as waking up or drinking water, and widgets show tasks and to-dos on the home screen.
Routinery
- Step-by-step routine timer
- Each step of a routine runs on its own timer and a voice reads out the next one, so the routine carries on while the phone is out of sight. Timers can be stretched and steps skipped or reordered mid-run.
- Scheduled routines and quick starts
- Set the weekdays and time for a routine and a reminder arrives then. Routines can also be started from home and lock screen widgets, a start link, or Siri Shortcuts on iOS.
- Tasks, Anytime list and timeline
- One-off tasks get a timer too, tasks you cannot face yet can be parked in Anytime, and the day can be viewed as a list, a calendar or a timeline.
- Streaks, statistics and mood
- A plant grows for each day a streak is kept, and finishing one routine or task is enough to continue it. Weekly and monthly statistics and a daily mood record show patterns over time.
- Shared routines
- Share a routine's task list with family or a friend, see how far each person got, and have the result of a finished routine sent to someone you pick.
- MCP connection to AI assistants
- An MCP server lets ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Gemini CLI view, create and edit routines, with each change confirmed by you first. It is available without a paid plan.
Plans
Roubit
Free$0
The basic features of the app. The vendor's FAQ says some features need a premium membership but does not list them.
Monthly Plan$7.49
per month
Premium membership billed monthly. The App Store list also names a variant of this plan with 30% off the first 3 months.
Yearly Plan$59.99
per year
Premium membership billed yearly. The website sells one year of Roubit Ultimate as a gift code at the same $59.99.
3-Year Life-Saver$149.99
single payment for 3 years, sold as a gift code
Roubit Ultimate gift code bought on the website through Stripe and entered in the app. The page shows it as a 17% discount.
Routinery
Free$0
2 routines with step timers, voice guidance, reminders and the MCP connection to AI assistants. Shows ads.
Routinery Premium (monthly)$5.00 or $5.49
per month; the App Store lists both amounts
Lifts the routine cap and removes ads. The same list also shows a Routinery Premium (Weekly) item at $0.99.
Routinery Premium (6 months)$24.00
per 6 months
The same Premium access, billed every six months.
Routinery Premium (Yearly)$36.00 or $39.49
per year; the App Store lists both amounts
The same Premium access, billed once a year. The listing shows two yearly prices without explaining the difference.
Routinery Premium (Family)$49.99
billing period not shown on the App Store listing
Family item in the in-app purchase list. The FAQ says a subscription is shared through iOS Family Sharing only.
Lifetime$71.99
one-time purchase
Permanent access to current and future Premium features through the web checkout, shown as 50% off a crossed-out $143.99 with no end date.
Ways to pay less
Roubit
- Annual discount
Yearly plan costs about 33% less than monthly
The US App Store lists the Monthly Plan at $7.49 and the Yearly Plan at $59.99, about 33% less than 12 monthly payments ($89.88).
- Other savings
3-year gift code at a 17% discount
The website sells Roubit Ultimate gift codes through Stripe: $59.99 for 1 year or $149.99 for 3 years, which the page labels a 17% discount.
- Other savings
Introductory discounts named in the App Store list
The in-app purchase list includes a Yearly Plan with 30% off the first year and a Monthly Plan with 30% off for 3 months. The listing does not say who qualifies.
Routinery
- Lifetime license
Lifetime access for a one-time $71.99
The web checkout sells lifetime access for $71.99, shown as 50% off $143.99 with no end date stated. A full refund is available if requested within 30 days of purchase.
- Annual discount
Yearly billing costs about 40% less than monthly
The US App Store lists Premium at $5.00 or $5.49 a month and $36.00 or $39.49 a year. Pairing the two lower prices or the two higher ones, a year costs about 40% less than 12 monthly payments.
