If Routines doesn't appear on the Home screen of the Google Home app, try the following. Make sure you add the device to the home you're creating a Routine for. Note: You can only use some devices as a starter. Make sure you add the device to the home you want to create a Routine for. Tip: Not all devices can be used as starters. For example, you can’t use “unlock” to start a Routine, but you can use “lock.” To start a Routine when everyone’s away or when someone comes home, first set up Home & Away Routines. You haven’t set up Home & Away Routines.For example, to start a personal Routine when you dismiss an alarm, you must have a speaker, Smart Display, or Smart Clock that you can set an alarm on. You haven’t connected a device that supports the starter.
You can only select one non-voice starter for each Routine. You already selected a non-voice starter.To use starters based on time, sunrise and sunset, and when someone arrives or leaves a home, you must set an address for your home. You haven’t set an address for your home.To create household Routines that start when everyone's away or someone comes home, set up Home & Away Routines. Note: "I'm home" and "Leaving home" are both ready-made personal Routines that don't use presence sensing. You can find your new Routine in the list under "Your Routines." This list also includes some ready-made Routines that you can edit. At the bottom, tap No device for audio.If your Routine is set to start automatically and includes actions with audio, select the device you want the audio to play on.If you add a voice starter before you name your Routine, the voice starter becomes the name.To name your Routine, next to "New Routine," tap Edit.If you don't find Routines, learn why Routines might not show.On the Home screen, tap Routines New Personal.Important: To get results like calendar events and commute info, you must turn on personal results.
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