RoutineVault

For Samsung Galaxy

Your Galaxy should run itself.

Tested Modes & Routines automations. Every one comes with free build instructions — or import the ready-made .rtn file and skip the menu-hunting.

One UI 7 or newer · No account · Build steps free on every routine

Three ways to add a routine

Build it yourself

Every routine page lists the exact conditions and actions, in order. Free, and it needs no extra app.

Import the file

Download the .rtn file and open it. Routines+ imports it in one tap, already configured.

Scan the QR

Open Routines+, scan the code on the routine page, and it appears on your phone ready to use.

Packs

One payment, yours to keep — including fixes when a One UI update breaks something. No subscription.

Free

Try the product properly, with a real routine.

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Free forever

  • Greyscale — .rtn file and QR
  • Build steps for every routine
  • Fast Charging toggle
  • NFC killswitch
  • Email support
Get Greyscale free

Complete

Everything, plus whatever ships next.

6.99

One-time payment

  • All 4 routines
  • Includes Theft Protection
  • Future routines included free
  • Setup guide (PDF)
  • Free One UI update fixes
  • Email support
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Card, Google Pay or Apple Pay · Instant delivery by email · See the Refund Policy

Before you buy

  1. Samsung Galaxy only. These use Samsung's Modes & Routines. They will not work on Pixel, other Android phones, or iPhone.
  2. One UI 7 or newer for QR and file import of shared routines. The manual build steps work on older versions.
  3. Routines+ needed for import only. It is a free module in Samsung's Good Lock app. If you build a routine by hand you don't need it at all.

Questions

Do I have to pay to use these?

No. Every routine page has free step-by-step build instructions — the exact conditions and actions, in order. You can recreate any routine by hand for nothing. The packs sell the ready-made .rtn file and QR code, which import in seconds instead of minutes of tapping through menus.

What is a .rtn file?

It's the format Samsung uses when you export a routine from Modes & Routines. Open it on a Galaxy phone and the routine imports, already configured.

Does the NFC killswitch really stop Google Pay?

Yes — turning NFC off disables all tap-to-pay, Google Pay and Samsung Wallet included. It's one useful layer, not a replacement for a screen lock, Find My Mobile, or your bank's card controls.

Is my data collected?

The routines run entirely on your phone. This site sets no tracking cookies. Payment and delivery are handled by Paddle — see the Privacy Policy.

About

RoutineVault is a one-person project by Kasun Magedaragama, based near Vienna, Austria. Every routine is built and tested on a real Samsung Galaxy phone before it is published, and rechecked when a major One UI update lands. Questions, or a routine misbehaving? Get in touch — email reaches me directly.

Not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by Samsung Electronics.