Routine Tracker Generator
Small steps in your own words can be easier to keep than someone else's list. Type up to ten of them and this page lays them out with one circle for every day of the month. There are no streak counters and no scores. An empty circle only shows where to pick up again.
How to use it
- Type your steps, one per line. Short and specific works best, such as a glass of water or a ten-minute tidy.
- Choose 28, 30 or 31 days.
- Give the page a title, such as Evening routine.
- Download, print, and colour a circle each day you do a step. Each step has two rows of circles: the first half of the month on top, the second half underneath.
Good to know
- Steps can be up to 28 characters so each one fits on a single line. A longer step is cut at the last space that fits, and lines after the tenth are left out. The page tells you when either happens.
- If you list fewer than ten, the remaining rows stay blank for steps you add by hand.
- The page is not dated. Start on any day and count from 1.
Questions
How many steps should I track?
Fewer than you think. Three to five small steps are often easier to keep up than ten. You can always print a new page with more.
What if I miss several days?
Leave them empty and continue from today. The page is there to show what happened, not to grade it.
Can I use it for a morning and an evening routine?
Yes. Print two pages with different titles, or put both sets of steps on one page.
Is this medical or mental-health advice?
No. It is a simple self-tracking sheet. It is not a treatment for any condition.
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These printables are self-tracking sheets for everyday routines. They are not medical or mental-health advice.