United StatesBrili is based on the latest ADHD research and incorporates best practices from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Build well designed routines that fit your life, personality and individual needs with Brili. Brili Routines is a visual planner, timer and task manager all in one, designed to be the perfect organizer for the ADHD / ADD community. Create, schedule, manage and get your routines done with Brili in an automated and structured way that still allows for the flexibility and fun you need in your day. With Brili, routines are brought to life as well-paced playlists. Consistent reminders help keep track of your time and scheduled routines. The calendar allows you to view your day and week and customizable awards motivate you all along the way. The Brili technique helps you manage your ADHD symptoms, avoid procrastination, stay focused and stick to a daily plan. The app helps with the visualization of time to keep you on task and up to date with your schedule. Brili’s unique visual timer automatically calculates time left in your tasks so you can focus your attention. Many individuals with ADHD have seen incredible benefits from routines with Brili beyond just health and structure. Benefits may include improved mood, less compulsive behavior and more focus with reduced distractions. Build and schedule these into your day: - Morning routines - Work routines - Self-care routines - Pomodoro routines - Bedtime routines - Mindfulness routines - Workout routines - Cleaning routines - Calming routines - Study routines - Meal planning routines Utilize these features in Brili: - On-demand routines - Routine creator - Dynamic timer - Visual timer - Task playlist - Focused task cards - Task notes - Notifications - Acoustic / visual reminders - Calendar view - Achievements - Customizable rewards - Routine history - Weekly calendar Improve in these areas with Brili: - ADHD symptom management - Reducing anxiety - Sticking to a schedule - Building and tracking healthy habits - Maintaining attention - Interpersonal relationships - Personal hygiene - Personal nutrition - Self motivation - Overall focus and concentration - Goal setting and achieving - Task transitioning - Time blindness - Organization Start off strong with our pre-made templates, curated by ADHD and routine experts. Structure is something that takes time to get right, but when you can plan and execute on it with ease, it helps you stay focused and remain in the moment. Distractions are a huge challenge, so having a helpful companion with a simple yet flexible design just might save you from losing interest in that next habit, hobby, business idea or art project. Brili exists because of the ADHD community's incredible support, so we built the app for you, based on your recommendations and suggestions. If you have been diagnosed later in life we know you are on the search for tools to help in your journey. For those of you who were diagnosed early in life, you may feel like you have exhausted every option, but Brili might just change that as a powerful method in your toolbox. Trial and Subscription • Try the fully featured Brili app 10 days for free • Then, you can choose from three plans: 1 month for $7.99, 6 months for $34.99, 1 year for $49.99* * Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to local currency. Get in touch with us Email: [email protected] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/briliroutines/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BriliRoutines Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/briliroutines/ Terms and conditions: https://brili.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://brili.com/privacy
I’d change one thing
I’m loving this app so far. I’ve tried many routine apps, but I really enjoy the UI of Brili Routines. Easy to use. Easy to build your own routines and adjust pre-existing Brili routines to your needs. The one thing I’d change is that if you postpone a task in your routine that the time you’ve spent on it doesn’t get reset to zero. I could see how some users might want it to be reset, so in that case maybe there could be a choice in the settings for each user to decide for themselves.
United StatesAlmost everything
This app is almost everything I need. I’m surprised that there are no other apps like this except Fabulous which is just WAY too busy! All I want is routines! I lose track of time much less with this app. But I still do lose track, especially because the start and est end times are very small. I also wish there was a current time clock easily visible during a routine. Also, the green color is not very appealing . If I could just change the color, that would go a long way for my experience. And widgets would be huge, but I know that’s a big ask. Because I still lose track of time even with the help of brili, I have been considering just using a habit app widget and multi timer widget on a Home Screen
United StatesWon't adjust time
The app won't adjust time for tasks if one took a little longer like the kids app. It changes the end time. If I forget to swipe and keep going, it won't let me swipe two. I just have to delete. How do I fix this or I may ask for my money back.
United StatesI heard this app works well with people with ADHD, I disagree strongly
I have tried many apps and the accessibility of this app is really poor. 1. You do not make an account therefore you cannot use it on multiple devices or even share it to other devices. I installed it on my Ipad and set everything up (which took hours) and I realized that my phone will not be able to even see it. 2. When I was told I could share routines and that would fix my issue I tried it. Nothing happened. 3. There is no Widget so you can visavlly see what your routine is or any reminder. 4. You have to be the one to go into the app and it only does the things on there. 5. The icons are irritating to find and many are put under random words. 6. The icons cannot have their color changed. Overall if you have ADHD and need to be prompted and reminded to do something. This app will work as poorly for you as it was to me. A lot of work needs to go into this before it should be labeled as ADHD friendly.
United StatesApple Watch
I love this routines app. And, I have tried them all. My only issue is that I really need to have it on my watch. That's why I always go back to Routinery. Which is a good app too- but not as good as this one. Please make watch compatible! Thank you so much! Will change to five stars! I really do love this app. Thank you.
United StatesFantastic concept with imperfect execution
After only a few days I can say that so far, this has been a super effective and helpful tool for me, and I am actually considering purchasing a subscription when the trial is up (which is a huge deal for me because I generally do not purchase subscriptions for apps, unless it is something that is particularly useful for me). However, I have found a few things that are buggy or not quite as convenient as I would have hoped, which is the reason I give this product 4 stars rather than 5. Concept/overall effectiveness of this type of tool for me: 5 stars (not to be dramatic but to say it’s been potentially life-changing after a pretty short time may be appropriate) Execution/app design: 4 stars - there are a few things that I think could be a little more convenient or user-centric but overall pretty good Programming: maybe 3.5 stars - I’ve found a few things that are a little buggy or picky about the movements required to execute a particular task. I’m not a professional programmer, but I have a degree in electrical engineering and I’ve programmed various things. I’m not overly impressed with the programming compared to similar apps or even feel like I could have programmed it better (realizing that it may be harder to get some of the features right than I’m envisioning, but I’m still not impressed). Price point/value: 4 stars (not based on comparing it to other available stuff, but just the value for the product itself based on cost per year feels slightly higher than I would like to see both from the perspective of being on a student budget, terms of affordability or financial accessibility for more people who would benefit from this, but overall not too bad and I am considering purchasing a subscription if I don’t find an alternative similar product that works almost as well for my needs. It would be nice to see different “tiers” for different budgets as well - for example basic or intermediate versions that you can purchase for different prices that perhaps limit the number of routines and/or routine tasks you can enter with the pro or unlimited version available for people with the budget for the full subscription fee. Overall great app, but I would like to see various improvements, such as making the swiping for tasks less sensitive, an “undo” option to bring a completed or deleted task back, ability to create subroutines or break tasks down into subtasks for worse brain days, reorder a bunch of tasks on the list more efficiently in the middle of a routine or add/delete tasks from the routine list for the current day during the routine, change the time limit for a tasks or whether you earn the stars for a task during the routine or afterward, edit your star total or stars earned by adding or subtracting manually, “choose your adventure” style forks in the routine, set in advance optional tasks and whether or not a task can be skipped or done in less time if you’re running late (e.g. I want to be able to set minimum and maximum time estimates for the routine or tasks that can be done faster, and if I woke up late I want to be able to have presets/settings that I can easily see and change where the app knows I can either rush through breakfast and a shower or skip them, skip playing with my cat and doing Duolingo, but I can’t skip driving to work or make it take less time, etc.) The current system just tries to make every task take a much shorter time without adjusting the end time, and this is not always practical. The concept of tasks in the routine and the timers is amazing and very helpful, but beyond that it doesn’t feel like the features are as well designed for adults with ADHD to use on the fly as I would like. It does seem to have been overly impacted in its design by the original app that was designed for parents to manage their children’s routines, rather than designed for adults with ADHD to manage their own routines.
United StatesDoesn’t make you cancel the free trial
I haven’t used the app at all but the fact it doesn’t make you do anything for the free trial and makes you pay only after just proves it has adhd in mind. I hope I can find some success with this and will keep using it if I do.
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- For more inspiration, we have added plenty of new routine templates to the Routine Library. From household chores to work sessions and mental health breaks, go check them out in the manage routine tab and edit them to your specific needs. - We noticed many of you have a lot of stars, redeeming rewards is now more easily accessible in the ‘Celebrate’ tab. Treat yourself to some self-care, you deserve it for all the things you have accomplished. - Additionally, with this update we have added some smaller behind the scenes improvements to how we communicate all the in-app content available to you.
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