Goals & OKR tracker. Progress that computes itself.
Set objectives with measurable key results. Per-KR bars, objective rollups, an overall score, and honest on-track / at-risk flags — saved only in your browser, nothing uploaded.
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Saved only in this browser — nothing is uploaded.
OKRs, without the SaaS subscription
An objective is the what you want; key results are the numbers that prove you got there. Give each key result a starting value, a target and a unit — the tracker works out the percentage, averages them into the objective's score, and rolls everything up into one overall number with an honest on-track / at-risk / off-track flag. Set a timeframe like “Q3 2026”, update values as you go, and export a JSON backup any time. No account, nothing uploaded, free forever.
Everything a tracker should do.
- Create objectives with a title, accent color and a shared timeframe like “Q3 2026”.
- Add key results to each objective with a start value, current value, target and unit — decrease-goals (target below start) work too.
- Track progress automatically: per-KR bars and objective rollups update the moment you enter a number.
- See an overall OKR score with an honest on-track, at-risk or off-track flag at a glance.
- Export to JSON for backup and re-import any time — even across devices.
- Private by construction: everything is saved in your browser only; nothing is uploaded.
Five steps, no manual.
- Click + Objective, type your goal, pick an accent color and set a timeframe such as “Q3 2026”.
- Add key results — a name, start value, current value, target and unit for each measurable outcome.
- Watch the progress bars and overall score update automatically as you fill in current values.
- Come back and update current values as the quarter moves — the flags stay honest.
- Use Export JSON to back up your OKRs and Import JSON to restore them later.
Frequently asked questions.
Is the Goals & OKR Tracker free?
Is it private? Is my data uploaded anywhere?
Does it work offline?
Will I lose my OKRs if I close the tab?
How are the on-track / at-risk flags decided?
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