Build and Edit Routines

Start a routine

From Timers, tap plus to start a routine. If you are inside a folder, create the routine there so the class plan starts in the right place.

Give the routine a clear name before sharing it or teaching from Apple Watch. Names are what other instructors and devices will recognize first.

1. 1Open Timers.
2. 2Tap a folder or stay in the main list.
3. 3Tap plus, then choose Blank Timer.
4. 4Name the routine before class so shared links and Watch lists are readable.

Add moves and transitions

The Add button opens the move library. Choosing a saved move uses that move preset's default duration, category color, default springs, and split-side setting. The builder also supports a 15 second Transition interval from the Add button context menu.

Dragging intervals changes the teaching order. Long-pressing an interval exposes copy, paste above, paste below, remove, and edit actions.

Edit interval details

Each interval has its own name, color, duration, alert mode, spring counts, custom spring label, notes, and optional side focus. Alert modes include Beep, Long Beep, Bell, Voice, Voice + Countdown, Haptic, and Silent.

Spring counts map to the app's light, medium, and heavy spring colors. The short display is L for gray/light, M for white/medium, and H for black/heavy. Use a custom spring label when a studio has different carriage language.

Use side focus deliberately

Set a side focus such as Left or Right when a move should be cued on one side.

For Lagree programming, the clearest teaching pattern is usually separate left and right intervals in the sequence. That keeps the timer, next-move preview, and Watch view easy to follow.

Folder and routine order

Folders can be renamed, styled, sorted, and reordered in the iPhone library.

Use folders for class formats, studios, instructors, or training blocks. A tidy folder list makes routines easier to find on iPhone and companion devices.