A morning routine tracker doesn't need eleven boxes to tick. Search "morning routine" online and you'll find lists with cold plunges, gratitude journals, ten minutes of stretching, a made bed and a chapter of a self-help book, all before 7am. Almost nobody sustains that for more than a week (the people posting those lists usually aren't doing all of it either). What actually moves the needle tends to be two or three anchor habits — the ones that, if you do them, the rest of the morning tends to fall into place behind them.
This tracker is built for that shorter, honest list rather than the aspirational one: pick two or three morning habits (say, no phone for the first ten minutes, a glass of water, and getting dressed before checking anything) and track whether you hit them, as a plain yes or no each morning. That happens to fit neatly with what's free here too — three habits, no signup, no account to set up before you've even had coffee. Chain one habit to another as your trigger ("after I turn off the alarm, I get up and open the curtains") so the sequence runs itself instead of relying on morning-you, who is not known for good decisions. Just try it: pick your two or three, and check your rate after a week rather than trying to be perfect from day one.