Brili Routines – Habit Tracker

Name: Brili Routines – Habit Tracker
Rating: 4.6 (598 reviews)
Author: Brili GmbH

By: Brili GmbH App

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Overview

Version:

2.38

Last updated: 2025-11-25

Features & Capabilities

Brili Routines is a visual planner and timekeeper built for the ADHD/ADD community. It helps you create, schedule, manage, and complete routines in a gamified, well‑designed way, guided by CBT principles. With a dynamic timekeeper and visual clock, you can track time, stay focused, and move through your day with ease, using consistent notifications, a calendar view, and customizable rewards to boost motivation.

Start strong with pre-made templates curated by ADHD and routine experts. The app supports on-demand routines, task notes, achievements, and routine history, plus reminders to reduce procrastination and time blindness. Brili aims to be a supportive companion for improving time management, attention, and daily habits—whether for study, work, self‑care, or personal goals.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Brili GmbH

Rating:

4.60

(598)

Version:

2.38 Last updated: 2025-11-25

Version code:

879844014

Creation date:

2021-02-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

49.25MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 67,662 ▼ 87

Other rankings

#62 in procrastine keyword 2 ▲

Other platforms

Brili Routines – Habit Tracker (v2.39)

93,486 3.90

(1,121)

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Developed by:

Brili GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/brili-routines-habit-tracker/id1516036620

Website:

http://www.brili.com

User Reviews

Users praise Brili Routines as an effective ADHD-friendly tool that builds urgency, visualizes time, and helps families stay on track. The routines are flexible and customizable with real-world benefits for punctuality and habit formation. However, reviews repeatedly cite a costly subscription, reliability bugs (reordering, lag, data loss), and notification issues. Additional drawbacks include limited cross-device support and no Apple Watch compatibility. Overall, it shows strong potential but needs stability improvements and pricing adjustments.

Pros

Very effective for ADHD and time management; helps users stick to routines and improve punctuality in daily life.
Provides clear visual timing and estimates of how long tasks take, which aids planning and motivation.
Flexible routines with premade options and easy customization that fit individual needs.
Positive real-world impact, helping both kids and adults maintain routines and show lasting habit formation.

Cons

High subscription price and paywall; many users feel priced out or prefer a one-time purchase.
Reliability issues and bugs: swiping to reorder tasks can misbehave, lag, and occasional data loss.
Reminders/notifications can be unreliable or muted by focus modes, failing to alert when routines start.
Limited cross-device and wearable support: no Apple Watch integration and inconsistent multi-device syncing.

Recent reviews

Brilli really helps me with my routines and I love it so much it’s really good

by My*****, 2026-07-15

My kids and I are AuDHD. A doctor once remarked that my kids, on the highest dosage of ADHD medication allowed for their size, seemed entirely unmedicated. In other words, we got it bad bad. They’re brilliant kids that have taught themselves coding, piano, physics, etc. but can’t be on time to save their life. I’m the same way. Brili is somehow the only thing that has ever worked perfectly for us. It creates the urgency and momentum we need to get moving and stay moving, and has the novelty and stimulus to keep us all on track. It’s a deceptively simple app, but is incredible for getting kids (or adults) to just do the damn thing already. We’ve been using it since they were 6 and 8 and now they’re 18 and 20 and they still use it to get to class on time. I use it to get out of bed in the morning without scrolling, to leave the house on time, and to get started on a workout routine without procrastinating.