I did It
Very useful and inspiring
The app keeps things simple without feeling barebones. Easy to set habits, track progress, and actually see momentum building instead of relying on vague “I think I’m doing better” math. There’s something satisfying about checking things off and watching consistency stack up brick by brick.
What I liked most is that it focuses on action instead of noise. No circus lights, no endless distractions, just a clean space to keep promises to yourself.
If you need a gentle nudge to stay on track, this one feels less like a drill sergeant and more like a dependable gym buddy. 📈✅
New User
Response from developer
Hey, Firstly, I'd like to thank you for your support and feedback. :) You're right that there isn't a tutorial at the moment, but that's because I've tried to make everything as easy to use as possible. You will sometimes see small pop-ups here and there which provide additional information on more specific features. Default categories are a great idea, and a journal section is already planned for one of the upcoming updates (see the 'Feature Wishlist' section in the app). If you have any other ideas, please feel free to email custusapp@proton.me. Lukas
Meh
Response from developer
Hi, Thanks for trying out GoalKit and for your honest feedback :) I totally get the frustration when you hit the limit after just a couple goals. I developed this app by myself, so I unfortunately have to charge for some features in order to continue adding new content and improving the app. The free version still lets you track your top two goals with only a few minor limitations, which is more generous than many similar apps. Try sticking with those for a while, and if it helps you ditch the paper lists for good, upgrading might be worth it later on. Lukas
