Personal OKR tracking
Personal goals, one quarter at a time.
Set goals for the next three months, give each one a measurable target, and track your progress with Okayar.
What’s an OKR?
OKR stands for Objectives and Key Results. An objective describes what you want to accomplish, such as get stronger or finish a writing project. Key results give you measurable targets, such as 12 gym sessions or 3 chapters drafted.
Update your progress throughout the quarter. Okayar calculates a score for each objective and an overall quarterly score, so you can look back and decide what to work on next.
Using Okayar
- Sign in at app.okayar.com with email, Google, or Facebook.
- Add an objective for the quarter with “+ Add another objective.”
- Add key results underneath it. Every key result needs a numeric goal. For a yes-or-no goal, use 1.
- Update progress as you go. Edit a key result and change its progress number.
- Check the score. The quarterly score at the top of the page is the average of your objective scores.
- Move between quarters with the arrows next to the quarter name to review previous quarters or plan the next one.
About
Okayar is a personal project by Arjit Jaiswal. I built it to see a project through from start to finish and help people apply OKRs to their own goals.
Questions or feedback: okayarapp@gmail.com