See every timeframe in the right context
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly goals should not be judged as if they were the same kind of streak. GoalBee keeps each goal attached to its own cadence, then shows progress for the period that actually matters.
A daily reading routine can be reviewed by day while a weekly training target can build across the whole week. A monthly milestone stays visible without being reset every Monday, and a yearly goal keeps accumulating toward the longer outcome.
Turn different kinds of work into comparable progress
Some goals are complete-or-not. Others are measured in minutes, sessions, repetitions, distance, counts or a custom unit. GoalBee records the measure that fits the work and translates it into progress against the target you set.
That means a 30-minute practice session, three sales calls and a completed workout can each be honest evidence without pretending the underlying activities are identical.
- Checkboxes for simple completions
- Hours and minutes for focused practice
- Sessions and repetitions
- Distance, counts and custom units
Find momentum and at-risk goals early
The progress view highlights momentum, consistency and goals that may be at risk. Instead of waiting for the end of a period, you can see where the current pace needs attention while there is still time to respond.
A useful response may be to schedule the next session, reduce an unrealistic target, change the environment or decide that a goal no longer deserves priority. The analytics support the decision; they do not make it for you.
Use activity patterns for a better next plan
Recent activity and slippery-day patterns can reveal when progress tends to fall away. Review those signals alongside what was happening in real life, because a chart cannot know whether the obstacle was timing, energy, access or a poor target.
End each review with one concrete change. Keep what worked, rescue one important goal, and set the next period from evidence rather than memory.
What free and Premium users can see
The free plan includes up to five active goals and basic progress insights. Premium adds unlimited goals, advanced progress insights and goal reminders for people who need a larger or more detailed system.
You can start with the free plan without a credit card, learn whether the tracking model fits your goals, and upgrade only when the additional capacity or insight is useful.
Common questions
What does a goal progress tracker measure?
GoalBee compares the progress you log with the target and cadence you chose. It can use completions, time, sessions, repetitions, distance, counts or a custom unit.
Can I track weekly progress without a daily streak?
Yes. A weekly goal accumulates across the week, so you can choose which days the work happens instead of forcing activity every day.
What are at-risk goals?
At-risk signals identify goals whose current progress or recent activity may need attention before the period ends. They are prompts to review the plan, not judgments about the person.
Is goal analytics available on the free plan?
The free plan includes basic progress insights for up to five active goals. Premium adds advanced insights, unlimited goals and reminders.