No internet and I can't open my routines

EasyRoutine keeps your routines and logs in your account on the server, so it needs a connection to show or save them. While you are offline it shows a No Internet Connection notice, which disappears by itself once you are back. Reminders already set on the phone still arrive.

What you are seeing

There are two notices, and they mean different things:

No Internet Connection means the phone itself has no connection: airplane mode, no signal, or Wi-Fi without internet.
Server Unreachable means the phone is online but cannot reach EasyRoutine's servers. It has a Try Again button.

Both cover the whole app until the connection works, and both go away on their own, so you do not need to restart anything. Your data is not lost: nothing is stored only on the phone, so there is nothing that being offline could delete.

Quick checks

Open a web page in your browser. If it does not load either, the problem is the connection, not the app.
Turn airplane mode off, or Wi-Fi off and on. Public and hotel Wi-Fi often needs you to accept a login page in the browser first.
Check mobile data for EasyRoutine. Both iPhone and Android let you turn off mobile data per app. If EasyRoutine works on Wi-Fi but not outside, look there.
VPN, content blocker or work profile? Turn it off briefly. Some block the app's server.
Server Unreachable on a working connection? Tap Try Again after a minute. If it stays, write to support at info@easyroutineapp.com.

Why there is no offline mode

EasyRoutine saves every routine, activity, photo, schedule and log to your account from the first tap, instead of keeping a local copy that syncs later. That is what lets several phones show the same calendar, lets you switch from iPhone to Android by signing in, and means a lost phone loses nothing. The cost is exactly this situation: no connection, no calendar.

If you often track things with no signal at all, an app that keeps everything on the phone may suit you better. EasyRoutine compared with offline apps sets out the trade-off fairly.

What still works offline: reminders

Reminders are local notifications that each phone schedules ahead of time. Ones already on the phone ring in airplane mode or with no signal, just as an alarm clock would. What cannot happen offline is a change: a schedule you edit on another phone, or a new reminder, reaches this phone the next time it opens EasyRoutine with a connection. Scheduling and reminders are part of Premium. When an offline phone misses a reminder.

EasyRoutine schedule sheet for Evening tablet with a recurring slot every day at 20:00 and a reminder at the time — A reminder already set rings even without a connection

Log what you did once you are back

You cannot log offline, but nothing stops you from logging later at the right time. Once the notice goes away:

Open the calendar and go to the day.
Tap the planned entry, or use Log to pick the activity.
Set the time to when you really did it, and add a note or flag if you like.

The log counts for that day, including for the Day streak, so a day on a mountain or a long flight does not break it as long as you add what you did. Logs can be added for any past day. If you want to remember the time exactly, jot it down or take a photo while offline. The photo scan, which logs with the current time, needs a connection too, so use the calendar for these.