GoalGo

Goals

Goals that actually finish.

Three kinds of goal, each measured the way it deserves: a number to reach, a checklist to work through, or a habit to quit. Every one gets a progress bar, an optional deadline and a colour.

Goals list with progress bars for a half marathon, reading, running distance, savings and a quit goal

Three kinds

Pick how the goal is measured.

Reach a number

Run 500 km, read 24 books, save €5,000. Log progress in whatever unit you count in, add to it or set the total, and watch a pace line tell you whether you're ahead or behind.

Counter goal details with a progress chart and pace line

Complete a checklist

Run a half marathon in seven steps: book the race, buy shoes, finish a 10 km, follow the plan. Each step has its own due date and the goal's progress is steps done.

Goal details screen with a checklist of steps, each with its own due date

Quit something

Count the days since you stopped, with an optional target or an open-ended count-up. Slipped? "I slipped" starts the count again from today, and you keep your current run, your best run and how many times you reset.

New goal screen with popular and health templates such as Lose 5 kg and Run 100 km

Progress

Log it in seconds. See the pace at a glance.

Tap the plus on any counter goal to add an amount or set the total. The progress chart draws a pace line from start date to deadline, so you know whether today's number is on track.

  • Your own units: km, pages, hours, €, workouts, anything you count.
  • Optional deadlines: this week, this month, in 3 months, or a date you pick.
  • A start date, so the pace line begins where you did.
  • Every logged progress adds +3 Momentum, finishing a goal adds +10.
Log progress dialog with Add and Set total modes

Steps and notes

Break it down. Keep the thinking next to it.

A checklist turns a big goal into small steps with their own dates. Notes hold the plan, the why, and anything worth keeping, right on the goal.

  • Checklist steps each with a due date and a done date.
  • Notes on any goal: thoughts, plans, links, anything.
  • Eight goal colours, so your list reads at a glance.
  • Archive a goal to pause it, or mark it done and find it under Completed.
Notes attached to a goal

Main focus

Pin the one goal that matters most right now.

Your Main focus sits at the top of the Today screen and in its own home screen widget. Change it whenever priorities do.

  • One pinned goal, always one tap away.
  • Link habits to goals: "Read 20 pages" works towards "Read 24 books".
  • 29 templates across health, learning, money, career and lifestyle to start from.
GoalGo Today screen showing a Momentum score of 72, the main focus goal and today's habits

Goal lists

Group your goals, and open one list at a time.

New in 2.3. Keep this year's goals apart from the everyday ones. Each list is a card on the Goals tab showing what is inside and how far along it is, and it opens on its own.

  • Name a list anything you like — 2026 goals, Better me, Health, Money, Learning.
  • Move a goal in from its ••• menu, or several at once from inside the list.
  • Each card shows how many goals it holds and how many are done.
  • Remove a list and the goals in it are kept — they move back to the Goals tab.
  • Part of Premium. On the free plan the Goals tab shows you what a list looks like.
Goals tab with goals grouped into lists: a 2026 goals card and a Better me card, each showing how many goals it holds and how many are done

One list at a time

Open a list and the rest gets out of the way.

Tap a list card and you get just those goals, in full, with their colours and progress. Goals that belong to no list stay on the Goals tab where they always were.

The 2026 goals list opened on its own, showing a half marathon, a reading goal, a savings goal and one already completed

Quit goals

Your current run, your best run, and every reset.

A quit goal counts the days since you stopped. Since 2.3 it also keeps the record: how long you are going now, the longest you have ever managed, and how many times you have started over.

  • Set a target — 30 days, 40 days — or leave it counting up, open-ended.
  • "I slipped" restarts today without argument and without losing the record.
  • Best run stays on the goal, so a slip costs you the run, not the achievement.
A quit goal on day 24 of 40 with an I slipped button and tiles for current run, best run and number of resets

Done

Finishing feels like something.

Mark a goal as done and it moves to your Completed screen, a record of what you actually pulled off. Nothing is ever hard-deleted, so the history stays yours.

Completed goals screen

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do goals need a deadline?

No. Deadlines are optional. Without one, a counter goal simply shows how far you've come; with one, you also get a pace line.

How many goals can I have for free?

2 active goals on the free plan, plus as many completed or archived ones as you like. A paid plan — Premium or Lifetime — removes the limit.

What are goal lists?

Lists group your goals one level deep — "2026 goals", "Better me", Health, Money. Each one is a card on the Goals tab that opens on its own. Creating lists is part of Premium; removing a list never removes the goals in it.

How do quit goals count?

A quit goal counts the days since you stopped. Set a target (30 days, 100 days) or leave it open-ended. If you slip, tap "I slipped" and the counter starts again from day 0, today. Since 2.3 it also shows your current run, your best run and how many times you have reset, so a slip costs you the run rather than the record.

Is GoalGo free?

Yes. The free plan includes 2 active goals, 4 active habits, 1 challenge, Momentum, all four home screen widgets, reminders, streaks, history, templates and full backups. A paid plan removes the limits and adds goal lists and iCloud sync — as a subscription with a 14-day free trial, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase.

Set a goal worth finishing.

Free on iPhone. Two goals and four habits to start, Premium for unlimited.

Download on the App StoreAndroid — coming soon