Goals

See which goals are moving

Read the line and the four-week ribbon under each goal board to tell a goal you're working on from one you only think about.

Every goal keeps a short record built from your evening answers. It isn’t a score — it’s just what happened, and after a few weeks it tells you something memory can’t: which goals you’re actually moving.

The line under the board

The strip under each board shows, from left to right:

the deadline;
a row of small dots for the last three weeks — green for Moved, grey for Thought or Not today, pale for no answer;
one line of summary.

Line	Means
Moved today, Moved yesterday, Moved 5 days ago	When you last moved it
On your mind 3 days	No Moved in the last four weeks, but you answered Thought on these days
Set aside 2 days	Only Not today answers in the last four weeks
No answers yet	Nothing recorded yet

The ribbon

Tap the strip to open the ribbon: one square for each of the last 28 days, in weeks that end today. Today’s square has an outline. Hover over a square to see its answer — Moved, Thought, Not today or Nothing.

Under the ribbon, a line counts the period: for example 3 moved · 2 thought · 1 not today.

For a goal younger than four weeks, the ribbon starts on the day you created it. Whether a goal’s ribbon is open or closed is remembered on all your devices.

On Today

Each goal card at the bottom of Today has a thin bar under it with the same four weeks: green for moved, purple for thought, grey for not today, empty for no answer.

How to read it

Look once a week, not every day.

A long run of green — the goal is moving. Keep the tasks coming.
On your mind with no green — you keep thinking about it, but nothing reaches the day. Add one small task linked to it.
Set aside for weeks — fine if it’s a deliberate pause. If not, it may be time to archive it and give its slot to a goal you’ll move.

Missed evenings leave empty squares, nothing more. There are no streaks to break and nothing to keep alive.