If you've ever been frustrated with ClickUp or Trello or taking notes or having your goals all scattered, I want to introduce you to Spry Goals. And it's free right now. You can manage all of your personal goals and all of your business projects, your client projects.
When you go to sprygoals.com, click login. You can create a username or password, or you can authenticate with Google if you choose.
When you first go on, you have the ability to create a Month Map, which is all your goals for the month. It's your deep goals, your sprint goals, it's your priorities and strategy. It's the overall plan for your month. It gives you the tone and feel of what you're working towards to keep you accountable.
After you do that, it's here on your dashboard so you can refer to it daily.
Your dashboard tells you all your quick stats, it gives you access to your pinned notes, and it accesses your Day Map.
Your Day Map is where you're going to do all of your activities in a day. It is all of your tasks. You can add a certain goal channel or activity. So you want to do something in health, you want to go for a walk, you want to do it for 30 minutes, you can add it there.
What's really nice is that you have a note for every activity. You can put your notes if you get inspired, you can put all your notes per activity. But you might have inspiration, you want to write down a note or jot down some ideas or insights.
For the overall day, you also have this note, which is like a normal notepad or journal entry. This is the same one on your Day Map.
You can also log your mood so you can correlate the evening and the mornings. You can see how the emotions change when you take different actions.
It's got a timer so you can have the timer there, you can pause it, you can stop it, you can mark tasks to finish them.
You also have a personal project dashboard as well. This is set up Kanban style. That way you can see exactly what you're doing if you're in school. This is a great learning tool if you're running a business as well. You've got personal projects. It's broken down by backlog, to do, and progress.
What I want to point out to you is that this is not just for your personal projects. You've got a toggle here, a business toggle. So you can manage and see things that you'd normally see in Trello or ClickUp or Asana, but sometimes they're just too complicated. This is giving you the best of both worlds.
You've got a simplified Kanban board, you can move projects around, you can create different tasks, you can assign people to the projects, you can communicate with them, you can attach files, you can add links.
You can add a portfolio like a client. They have multiple locations or multiple businesses. You can create portfolios as well. So look at that toggle, the business to personal, allows you to balance.
You've got the Achievement Log. This is available after 30 days. That is when you start the month. And when you end the month, you catalog and give yourself feedback analysis.
To keep yourself on track, you have an analytics dashboard that shows your progress. It shows your streak. After time, it'll show you a weekly pulse, which is kind of a connection of your fulfillment, which we're testing. And time distribution. So you can see all of your activities, what you're doing per activity, and it'll break down so you can see exactly which activities and then which goal categories you're spending them in.
This is really good because you get a balance of how you're spending your days and your weeks, so it can keep you informed on what you're doing. You also have a mood tracker, so it tracks when you log your daily mood.
There is an insights tab that allows you to track general insights. It'll give you a summary based on your day and your week on what you're doing. It'll show you momentum, key wins, top actions, and it'll show you a report of the day where you're kind of falling short to keep you accountable.
The archives is where you archive all your notes so you can see your past Month Maps, all of your archive projects. What I like to do is have my notes. This is where if I save a note, then the next day goes by, I can refer to it really quickly.
There is a research platform on the back end of this. If you want to be a part of science, if that's something that appeals to you, this is happening in the back end. The way it works is when you create your account, you can opt into the scientific research. It is de-identified data, so none of your personal is going to be out there. This is backed by research and it's expanding what we know about fulfillment.
So if you're interested, then go get started at sprygoals.com, log in, create your account. It's free for now, and I think you're going to love it. I'll see you over there.
Spry Goals is a free productivity tool where you can manage all of your personal goals and all of your business projects, your client projects. It combines your Month Map, Day Map, project boards, Achievement Log, and analytics in one place.
With Trello or ClickUp or Asana, sometimes they're just too complicated. Spry Goals is giving you the best of both worlds. You've got a simplified Kanban board, and your daily activities are organized by goal channel so everything connects back to your bigger goals.
Yes, Spry Goals is free right now. You create an account at sprygoals.com with a username and password or by authenticating with Google.
Yes. There's a business to personal toggle that allows you to balance. You can manage and see things that you'd normally see in Trello or ClickUp, with a simplified Kanban board, task assignment, communication, file attachments, and links. You can also create portfolios for clients with multiple locations or multiple businesses.
The Achievement Log is available after 30 days. When you end the month, you catalog and give yourself feedback analysis to keep yourself on track.
When you create your account, you can opt into the scientific research. It is de-identified data, so none of your personal is going to be out there. It is backed by research and it's expanding what we know about fulfillment.
Try it for yourself on sprygoals.com.
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