Routines

Start in chat

Open the assistant and ask for a routine, like a morning routine. It helps you shape the steps, aiming for about 4 to 8. It'll suggest splitting anything over 10 into separate Routines, and check with you if you have fewer than 3.

Review the preview card

The assistant shows a card with the numbered steps, any durations, and an "Include narration" option. Nothing is generated yet. You can reword a step, reorder them, or remove one right on the card, with an undo and a floor of one step.

Confirm to create

Press "Create routine". To change a step through the assistant instead, describe the change in chat and it redraws the card. Once you confirm, the text steps save first, then one picture per step generates, counted off as it goes. A Routine with some pictures still missing is usable.

Edit what you just made

You land on a "Routine saved" review screen, and everyone can edit there, free plans included. Change each step's title and spoken guidance, refine or regenerate its picture (with a "Start over from the original picture" option once a refine has replaced the first one), reorder steps, and remove one. "Edit with chat" works here too, on any plan: ask for the changes in plain language and apply one proposal card (a new step is drawn in the place of the step before it; its row says which). Each change saves on its own with a brief "Saved." Open a page or step to find feedback below its content. You can give feedback without saving an edit, including when editing is locked. Touch editors open without the keyboard; tap a field to type. Routine fields keep the labels Name of step and Step instructions, with Used for voice guidance beside or below the second label.

Change the clothes for every picture

Under the approval header a "Wearing" line names the outfit every step picture shows: the person's everyday clothes (their profile's "Usually wears" field) or the outfit this Routine was made in, plus any step where it changes ("a baseball uniform from step 4"; later steps keep it). Change opens one field, the button says how many pictures it will redraw ("Redraw 6 pictures"), and the step pictures are redrawn in the new clothes with the same scenes. "Use everyday clothes" puts them back. Two of these whole-set redraws per Routine, separate from the per-picture regenerations. The refine form has a "Change clothes for every picture" link to the same control. Asking for different clothes in "Edit with chat" works too: the proposal card shows the new Wearing line and how many pictures it will redraw, and applying it spends one of the two.

Finish and play it

Press Finish at the foot of the list, or in the band at the top on desktop, and the Routine opens in the player. Press "Start routine" and each step shows its picture, with the person pressing "Finished" to move to the next one. A progress bar tracks how far along they are, and finishing the last step shows a celebration with the person's avatar.

Come back to it later (Premium)

Once the window right after creation has passed, reopening a saved Routine to edit it, from its library card, an edit link, or "Edit with chat," is Premium; on Free you get an upgrade prompt when you click Edit. "Edit with chat" opens the assistant preloaded with that Routine: ask for changes in plain language, review one proposal card showing the whole result with only the changed steps marked, and apply it in a tap. Rewording a step keeps its picture. That's the path for adding a step.