Aim: Goal Tracker & Planner

Aim is a goal tracker shaped like a target. Put your biggest goal at the center, then break your goals into smaller ones and fill them in one at a time.

• START FROM YOUR NORTH STAR
Put the one big goal everything else points to at the center. Not sure yet? Start with a single goal and pick it later.

• A NAME IS ENOUGH
A goal starts with just a name. Choose this month, this quarter, this year, or your own date as the deadline, or leave it open.

• BREAK IT DOWN
Add sub-goals under a goal to see what to do first. Each goal shows how many of its sub-goals are done.

• FOUR WAYS TO MEASURE
Check it off when it's done, count up one at a time like 12 books, count down what's left, or log your current value until you reach a number. Values can have up to two decimal places, like 70.5.

• DEADLINES YOU CAN SEE
See how many days are left on each goal. Turn on reminders and Aim lets you know a week before, the day before, and on the day.

• DAILY OR WEEKLY CHECK-INS
Get your check-in reminder every day, or once a week on the day you choose. It skips days or weeks you've already logged progress, and tapping it opens one screen to update every goal in progress.

• A RECORD OF WHAT YOU FINISHED
Goals you complete gather in History, month by month. Carry an unfinished goal over to a new deadline or close it, and look back at what you got done each quarter.

• HOME AND LOCK SCREEN WIDGETS
See your target without opening the app.

• MADE FOR IPAD, TOO
Aim looks right at home on the big screen.

• YOUR GOALS STAY ON YOUR DEVICE
No account to create, no cloud to sync with. Export to JSON or CSV anytime.

• AIM PRO
History, export and import, and reminders are free. The free plan includes 5 goals in progress, sub-goals included. Aim Pro unlocks unlimited goals, +1 and check-off right from the medium widget, and reviews of past quarters.

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Built by one person who wanted goals without the overhead.