Rooster - Morning Routine

About Rooster - Morning Routine

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Turn a morning goal into a routine. See if you followed through. Stay accountable with people who notice. This version is about the hour after you are up. Plan that hour, check whether the goal is happening, and share the morning with a group. What changed is the routine builder, the progress view, and the people who can see you showed up. Routine • Routine library. Start from a template instead of a blank checklist: make the bed, drink water, read, train, sit down to work, or step outside. • A personal morning protocol you can repeat on weekdays. Steps stay in sequence, the space between them can shrink, and adding another step is straightforward. • Each step uses your wake sound. Finish the step and that sound stops. • Home shows your alarms and routines on one day schedule. The date you pick stays highlighted. • The Routine screen is cleaner, marked with a sunrise icon. Goal tracking • Activity heatmap on Profile, with your streak underneath. Completed mornings form a pattern you can read at a glance. • Treat the heatmap as a goal check: this week versus the morning you meant to have. • Success cards on Home recap recent wins without sending you down a long page. • A guided setup can begin with the outcome you want: a workout, focused deep work, a calm unhurried start, or simply more time, and point you at a matching template. • Sign-in is available on the intro screen, so a returning person reaches that plan faster. Accountability • An accountability group shares one wake time. Whoever finishes first can choose the sound everyone hears next round. • The group sees who won the morning. Showing up is visible. Skipping is visible. • Your photo is on the tab bar, one tap from friends and groups. The icons are larger. Also in this update • Home stays on today’s schedule. The result cards are compact so the day fits on screen. • Tap an alarm or a routine and you land on it. • The step count on Home matches the routine you saved. • A reminder opens the wake-up or the step it belongs to. • Your alarms keep their on or off state after you leave and come back. • The wake-up task continues until you complete it. • The “Popular” label on setup choices stays readable on smaller phones. How to use it Build a habit stack for the first hour. Pick a template, attach it to a wake time, and let the day schedule show both. Check the heatmap when you want proof the goal is moving. Invite friends into a wake-up group when you want an accountability app with witnesses. Open the library to borrow a sequence. Open the heatmap for a consistency record. Open the group when you want the morning witnessed. Set the outcome once, then let the checklist, the schedule, and the history show whether you kept it. What you can track • A morning goal, carried into a concrete checklist • Follow-through across the week, shown as a heatmap • A streak that sits with that history on Profile • Which day you are looking at, highlighted on the schedule • Recent wins, collected as compact result cards • A shared wake time with a friendly race to finish • Who earned the next group sound • Your photo, so the accountability side is easy to open Rooster covers three jobs alongside the wake-up: a routine planner for the first hour, a goal tracker for the mornings you keep, and an accountability app for a shared start. Daily protocol. Habit stack. Follow-through record. Weekday plan. Group race. Progress calendar. Morning checklist. Shared wake time. Goal progress. Routine library. People also look for a daily routine checklist, goal tracking, habit follow-through, an accountability group, streak history, an activity calendar, a weekday protocol, routine templates, a group wake-up, and a progress view they can reopen. This update is that layer: plan the hour, keep a record, and let a group witness it.

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