Seeing a visual bar fill up as you make progress toward a number-based goal — pages read, dollars saved, miles run, tasks completed — makes progress feel more tangible than just a raw number on its own.
Add a goal with a name, current progress, and target number, and it appears as a labeled progress bar showing the percentage complete, which you can update at any time as your progress changes.
Track several goals side by side, whether they're personal targets, project milestones, or fundraising progress, all in one simple visual dashboard.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I update a goal's progress after adding it?
Add the goal again with the updated current value to see a refreshed bar — this version is a quick snapshot tool rather than one with persistent editable entries.
What happens if progress exceeds the target?
The bar caps visually at 100% complete, since progress beyond the target still represents the goal being fully achieved.