A flag for today
Every goal has a progress bar and a small flag where today falls in the year. Bar past the flag: you are ahead. Short of it: you see the gap.
Set a few goals and log as you go. A small flag marks today on every goal, so one look tells you whether you are ahead, or exactly what it takes to catch up.
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A few goals, an honest number, and no guilt.
Every goal has a progress bar and a small flag where today falls in the year. Bar past the flag: you are ahead. Short of it: you see the gap.
The app never just says you are behind. It tells you what it takes: “3 books a month to catch up.” No red, no exclamation marks.
Type “Read 24 books” or “Work out 3 days a week”. The app picks up the number and the rhythm. There is no form to fill in.
Plus repeats your last amount: one book, five kilometres, a thousand saved. Hold it to choose an amount and a day, in case you forgot yesterday.
A single notification on the day and hour you choose: what happened with your goals this week? Nothing else ever buzzes.
No account, no server, no ads. Your goals never leave your device.
Three to five things you want from the year. If there is a number in the sentence, the app starts measuring.
Finished a book, went for a run, put money aside? One tap. Goals without a number work as steps you tick off.
Once a week, see where the flag is: ahead, on track, or a clear number to catch up. You can change the target whenever life does.
A yearly goal tracker built around one idea: pace. Each goal shows your progress next to where today falls in the year, so you always know whether you are ahead or what it takes to catch up.
No. There are no streaks and no missed days. A goal like “3 days a week” shows this week’s count, but what matters is the year, not an unbroken chain.
You get a number, not a warning: how much per month or week brings you back. You can also lower the target at any time and the pace is recalculated on the spot. Changing a goal is not failing.
Three to five. The app will not stop you, but a year that is honestly planned usually has a handful of real goals, not a wish list.
There is no account. Everything is stored on your phone and works without internet. Nothing is sent to a server, which also means deleting the app deletes your goals.
You can share a card: your year, or a goal you completed, as an image for your story or a chat. The goals themselves stay on your phone.
Tik8: Yearly Goals is coming to the App Store and Google Play.
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