Goal tracker app
Make your goals part of the day.
Set a number and a date. Each month shows what it still needs, so a slow February doesn't sink the year.
30 minutes. You choose the day and the time.
- Installs from your browser
- iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows

Four moments
From the big goal to this week's step
01New Year's Day
Turn "save more" into a number with a date.
"Save more" is a wish. "$3,000 for Japan by December" is a goal you can check on. Type the number, the unit and the date, and it sits in the same app as your tasks.
- Money, books, kilometres, or anything you count
- A date to aim for
- In the same app as your to-do list
02End of January
A goal for the year, broken into what this month needs.
The goal works out what each month still needs, like "Needs $250/month for 11 months". Skip a month for a wedding and the figure goes up, so you know what February has to bring.
- "Needs $250/month for 11 months" on the goal
- Goes up after a slow month, down after a good one
- For any goal with a date
Needs $250/month for 11 months
03In March
A pace mark that shows when you're behind.
A mark on the bar shows where you should be by today. If the trip fund says At risk in March, you have nine months to catch up, not one.
- A mark for where you should be today
- On track, at risk or off track
- In March, while there's still time to catch up
Needs $300/month for 9 months
04Training for the half
Break a big goal into steps you can tick.
Make the half marathon a list of milestones, then link each one to the task that gets it done. Tick off the 10km run in your tasks and the milestone ticks off too.
- Milestones for goals that aren't a number
- Each one linked to a task, if you like
- Finished tasks tick their milestone off
1/4 milestones
- Run 5km without stopping, done
- Run 10km, not doneTask
- Run 15km, not doneTask
- Race day, 21.1km, not done
Tasks
And the rest
Small things that keep a goal in view
Goes well with
Set one goal and see how close you are.
Put in the number you're aiming for and the date. It takes a minute.
30 minutes. You choose the day and the time.
Before you start
Questions
The one that tells you in March that the year is short. Pick one that shows what each month still needs, marks where you should be by today, and sits next to your tasks. That's what Palby Planner is built around.
It can't reach the goal for you. It keeps the goal in the app you plan your day in, shows what this month still needs, and marks where you should be by today, so a slow start shows while there's time to catch up.
It compares how far along you are with how much of the time to your deadline has gone. Within 10 points of that is on track, 10 to 25 points behind is at risk, and further back is off track.
For a milestone goal, yes: finishing a linked task ticks its milestone off. A number goal moves when you move it, with the slider, the exact figure or a Telegram message.
Yes. Use any unit you like, or make the goal a list of milestones.
A page for the reason behind your goals, in your own words, with a link to a Pinterest or Canva board if you keep one.
Not yet. Palby Planner installs from your browser on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows, and opens from its own icon like any other app.