Put the todos and habits underneath a goal and it reads its own progress from the work you actually did. No second place to update, nothing to reconcile on a Sunday night.
Progress read from the work underneath it
Private by default. Free to start. No card needed.
The idea
Most goal apps ask you to do the work and then separately tell them you did it. This one watches the work.
Run a half marathon. Save six months of runway. Read twenty books. A goal on its own is a wish, so this one does not ask you to update it: it reads its own progress from the todos and streaks underneath it.
Goals →Including the ones that come back tomorrow, and the ones that come back three times a day. Tick them off as they happen and the goal above moves on its own.
Todos and reminders →Daily, weekly, or on whatever schedule actually fits the habit. Miss one and you restart, and the history stays.
Streaks →One sentence. Specific enough that you would know if you got there, which usually means a number and a date.
The todos that move it forward and the habits that keep it moving. This is the part most goal apps leave to you.
Tick the todo, check in the streak. The goal reads the result and moves. You never update it by hand.
The usual problem with goal apps is bookkeeping: you do the work, then you go somewhere else and tell the app you did the work. Here a goal borrows its progress from the todos and streaks beneath it, so there is nothing to reconcile and nothing to forget.
A Streak Room is a streak you keep together. Everyone in the room sees the same run, which makes a habit considerably harder to quietly drop than one nobody else can see.
Goals, habits and the whole history behind them start private and stay that way until you share them. Sharing is a decision you make later, per goal, not a default you have to undo.
The books you are reading, the workouts you are logging, the places you are saving. A reading goal sitting next to the actual books is worth more than one sitting in an app that has never heard of them.
The second column is the part that does the moving.
Pricing
Goals, habits, streaks and the history behind them cost nothing. Pro raises the limits and adds the rest of Favist, on one subscription.
A to-do is something you do today. A goal is where all of it is heading, and it is measured rather than ticked. The useful part is that they are linked: the goal reads its progress from the todos and streaks you put underneath it, so finishing the work is the only thing you ever have to do.
No, and that is the point. Progress is calculated from the work beneath it. If you tick the todos and keep the streak, the goal already knows.
Yes. A Streak Room is a habit kept with other people, where everyone sees the same run. Goals themselves stay private unless you choose to share one.
The streak restarts and nothing you already did disappears. Your best run, your history and your milestones all stay, and a streak at risk moves to the top of the list so you see it before the day runs out.
Neither. Achieve is a section of Favist, beside your collections and everything else you keep. One account, and the essentials are free.
Yes. Favist installs to your home screen and behaves like a native app, so checking something off is one tap. Everything syncs across your devices.
The goal keeps score. You only have to keep showing up.
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