GoalGo

Comparison · data as of September 5, 2026

GoalGo vs Strides: which goal tracker fits you?

Strides, by Goals LLC: Habit tracker + goals with four tracker types and SMART-goal templates. Below, the two apps feature by feature, where each one wins, and who should pick which. We make GoalGo; the table is built so you could reasonably choose Strides from it.

The short version

  • Strides is the closest thing to GoalGo in the category: it tracks goals and habits, not just habits, and it has been doing so for a decade.
  • Pick Strides if you live across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, want Apple Health to fill in your numbers, or need an 'average' tracker.
  • Pick GoalGo if you want habits that visibly feed goals, a score that survives a missed day, and a free plan that includes every widget.

Feature by feature

GoalGo and Strides, side by side.

Prices as listed on the US App Store and Strides's website on September 5, 2026. They change; we review quarterly.

FeatureGoalGoStrides
Platforms
iPhone (iOS 17+). Android coming soon.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, Vision. Android on a waitlist
Paid plan
Premium $4.99/mo or $19.99/yr
Strides Plus, $4.99–$149.99 across monthly / yearly / lifetime
Free plan
2 goals, 4 habits, Momentum, all widgets, backups
3 trackers free
Long-term goals with a numeric target
Reach a number in your own units, with a pace line
Target tracker with pace line and deadline
Checklist milestones with due dates
Steps with their own due dates
Project tracker with milestones
Quit / day-count goals
Day-count goals with a one-tap restart
Bad habits tracked as habits, no day-count goal
Habits linked to goals
Every habit can work towards a goal
Habits and goals are separate trackers
Progress model
Momentum 0–100, never resets; streaks shown too
Streaks and success rates; no forgiving overall score
Home screen widgets
Four widgets, free
Sync between devices
Your own private iCloud (Premium)
iCloud sync across Apple devices
Works without an account
No account, ever
iCloud-based, no account
Data export
Full backup export and import, free
?Not publicly listed
Apple Watch app
Apple Health integration
Android
Coming soon, waitlist open
Waitlist only

yes · partial · no · ? not publicly listed

Where Strides wins

  • Every Apple platform, including Mac, Apple Watch and Apple Vision.
  • Apple Health integration: steps, workouts and weight log themselves.
  • Four tracker types, including 'Average', and 150+ templates with an accountability-partner feature.

Where GoalGo wins

  • Habits link to the goals they serve; in Strides they are parallel trackers.
  • Momentum instead of a success rate: a missed day dips the score, it never resets it.
  • A more generous free plan for a goal tracker: 2 goals + 4 habits with all four widgets and backups, versus 3 trackers.

Who should pick which

Two honest answers.

Pick Strides if…

You want one app on every Apple screen you own, you already log runs and weight through Apple Health, or you track things that are best expressed as an average over time. Strides has more tracker mechanics than any app in this list.

Pick GoalGo if…

Your goals have habits behind them and you want the two connected on one screen. You want a score that keeps growing instead of a chain that restarts. You would rather have a quit counter with a one-tap restart and a full backup file than a Watch app.

GoalGo's gaps, stated plainly: iPhone only today (Android coming soon, waitlist open), no Apple Watch app, no Mac or web version, no Apple Health integration, English only, and a free plan capped at 2 goals and 4 habits.

FAQ

GoalGo vs Strides, in questions.

Is Strides free?

Strides is free for up to 3 trackers. Strides Plus unlocks unlimited trackers; its in-app purchases on the US App Store run from $4.99 to $149.99 depending on monthly, yearly or lifetime billing. GoalGo is free for 2 goals and 4 habits, with Premium at $4.99/month or $19.99/year.

Does Strides have goals as well as habits?

Yes. Strides' Target and Project trackers cover numeric goals and milestone projects, alongside Habit and Average trackers. GoalGo's three goal types (number, checklist, quit) map closely, with the difference that GoalGo habits can be linked to a goal.

Which one works on Android?

Neither, today. Strides lists an Android waitlist and GoalGo's Android version is coming soon with its own waitlist on the download page.

What is Momentum?

Momentum is a single 0–100 score of how you're really doing right now. Every completed habit, logged progress or finished goal adds to it, and each contribution fades out gradually over days or weeks. Nothing is ever subtracted for a missed day, so a break is a dip rather than a reset.

Is GoalGo available on Android?

Not yet. GoalGo is on iPhone today and an Android version is coming soon. Join the waitlist on the download page and we'll send one email when it ships.

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Two goals, four habits, Momentum and all four widgets. No account, no card.