Track: Easy Goal Tracking
#1 personal goal tracker
About
This free application helps you monitor progress towards various personal objectives. You can track financial targets, fitness milestones, reading goals, or even habits you want to reduce. It offers diverse tracking methods and presents your data through clear visualizations.
What's New in Track
1.0.2
August 19, 2026
- Added optional folders to organize your goals into topics - Cleaned up sorting to make it feel more natural and work with folders - Added iCloud sync and restoring from iCloud backups, as well as exporting your data to csv, google drive, or other destinations
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FAQ
What types of goals can I track with Track?
Track allows you to monitor progress towards financial targets, fitness milestones like run mileage, reading goals, and even habits you wish to reduce, such as dessert frequency. It supports tracking best efforts, exact values, or occurrences.
Does Track offer visualizations of my progress?
Yes, Track generates rich visualizations to help you easily understand your progress towards your set goals. The interface is designed for simple data entry and clear progress review.
Is Track free to use?
Yes, Track is a free application. It offers fully-featured personal goal tracking without any cost to the user.
What devices does Track support?
Track is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking to manage their personal objectives.
How often is Track updated?
The latest version of Track is 1.0.2, which was last updated on August 19, 2026. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What is the age rating for Track?
Track has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
Does Track have ads?
No, Track does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides an ad-free experience for users.
Can I track negative goals with Track?
Yes, Track supports tracking negative goals. For example, you can set a goal to lower your dessert frequency, where a lower number indicates better progress.
