Numbers you define
Track books, kilometers, percent, dollars — any target and unit you choose.
Set goals for the month with a target, a unit, and a starting point. Update progress with a slider or number, and watch your overall completion move — all saved privately on this device.
Give it a title, a target number, a starting value, and a unit.
Track books, kilometers, percent, dollars — any target and unit you choose.
Every goal card has a live bar and percentage as soon as you update the number.
Each month’s goals stay in this browser’s local storage. Nothing is uploaded.
Set a handful of goals at the start of the month, then check back in as you make progress. This free online tool keeps each month’s goals separate so past months stay untouched.
Vague goals are hard to act on. Giving each goal a concrete target and a unit — books, kilometers, dollars saved, percent complete — makes progress visible and turns "I should do more of this" into a number you can actually move.
Goals reset each calendar month, so you can set fresh targets without losing your history.
Track anything measurable — pages read, kilometers run, dollars saved, or a simple percent.
Once a goal’s current value reaches its target, the card marks itself complete automatically.
There’s no account and no upload. Your goals and progress live only in this browser’s local storage.
Quick answers about progress, months, and privacy.
Progress is your current value divided by your target, capped at 100%. For example, 6 out of 10 books read shows as 60% complete.
No, goals are set per calendar month. Use the month arrows to plan ahead or look back; each month keeps its own separate list of goals.
A goal is automatically marked complete with a checkmark once its current value reaches or passes its target, just update the progress number or slider.
No. Every month's goals and progress are saved only in your browser's local storage on this device.