RoutineHub • Night Recap

Night Recap

Evening Routine tracks your moods, reflect on the day, stores notes

Description

Night Recap

Go to bed routine to keep track of the good and the bad of the day, keeping track of your mood and set up an alarm.

It asks for your mood, and the good things to remember of the day, and creates a note in a folder of your choice.

It works with Sleep Cycle. If you don't plan on using it, feel free to remove all sleep cycle actions (just a few at the end) from the short. I dont mind at all. Sleep Cycle: https://apps.apple.com/be/app/sleep-cycle-sleep-tracker/id320606217

If you also have Morning Check-In (link below), it will show you the morning note "Today I will..." to evaluate your day and creates a Can-Bo-Better note in a folder of your choice.

Now with UpdateKit API Integration.

Suspected evolution: some responses to moods.

Morning CheckIn: https://routinehub.co/shortcut/14018/

Latest Release Notes

2.1 - April 17, 2023, 9:15 p.m.

[NEW]
° added 6:00 at alarm selection
° disabled show when run for the alarms
[BUGFIX]

Version history

Feedback

@Mkdaddy

Please consider adding a 3 things I am grateful for today section.
Reply · 10 months ago

@wisbit Author

First off, thanks for taking the time to comment and send some feedback. Concerning your question, that's how the "3 great things" is designed, good things, things I am happy about, things I am grateful for ... It's a one size fits all. I use it like that.
Reply · 10 months ago

@Mkdaddy

Is there a way to check and see if we are using the morning check-in and send to that note for the same date? Would be neat to have both of the notes altogether.Ike a journal This is really cool combo you have made.
Reply · 10 months ago

@wisbit Author

Thanks the nice comments. The way I built it it, the bundle manages 3 notes : Today I will, Can-do-better and 3 Good things. In the morning, Morning Checks last night "3 good things" to remind you of the stuff you're happy and grateful for. In the evening, Night Recap, shows you your morning note, create a "Can-do-better", then ask you what stuff you're grateful for, "3 Good Things". For me the notes are different and should be able to work standalone.
Reply · 10 months ago