A few days ago we reviewed Cocoon
Organiser. This self-care focused organizer and planner app impressed us and we
believe it can be of great value to our readers. For that reason, we decided to
pronounce it as your Lifestyle App of the Week. Read more about why.
Most daily planner apps are built around
schedules, appointments and task lists. Cocoon Organiser takes a broader
approach by combining everyday organization with routines, personal goals and
self-care tools in the same app.
Available for iOS and Android,
Cocoon can function as a daily
planner, schedule planner and general life organizer. The weekly planning
section provides space for appointments, daily tasks, weekly goals and more
detailed schedules. For users who like to structure individual days, it can
also serve as a day schedule planner or daily routine planner.
Where Cocoon differs from a conventional
productivity app is in the number of personal areas included alongside work and
scheduling. Users can create morning and evening routines, plan exercise and
meals, organize outfits and keep track of projects and reading lists. There is
also a dedicated self-care planner covering areas such as skincare, grooming
and personal care.
The app includes guided routines for
situations including mornings, evenings, sleep, positive thinking, self-love
and periods when a user may want additional structure. These can be followed
directly or used as inspiration for building a personalized daily routine.
Mental wellbeing also has a place within
the app. Cocoon includes sections for daily affirmations, positive
affirmations, self-love and exercises intended to encourage more constructive
self-talk. These features are presented alongside practical planning rather
than as a separate experience.
Goals can be organized through a dedicated
goal planner. Users can add images and ideas, allowing the section to work
somewhat like a digital vision board while also keeping longer-term life goals
connected to everyday planning.
Cocoon Organiser is ORCHA Assured, meaning
it has undergone an independent digital health assessment covering areas
including clinical safety, privacy, evidence and usability. The app is intended
for personal, non-medical wellbeing and organization.
Although Cocoon's interface and labels are
in English, users can write their own schedules, goals, routines and other
entries in whichever language they prefer.
For people who find themselves switching
between a daily planner, habit planner, goal tracker and self-care app, Cocoon
offers an interesting alternative: keeping those different parts of everyday
life within a single personal organizer.
