Goals
Goals are outcomes you’re working toward — distinct from tasks, which are single actions you complete. Your companion keeps track of them and brings them up when they’re relevant.
Creating a goal
Section titled “Creating a goal”Just say what you want:
“I want to run a half marathon by October” “Set a goal to read 24 books this year”
Your companion creates the goal and may ask a question or two to understand what success looks like. You can give it a target date, or leave it open-ended.
Checking in
Section titled “Checking in”Ask any time:
“How am I doing on my goals?” “What’s happened on my reading goal this month?”
Updating and completing
Section titled “Updating and completing”Tell your companion when something significant happens:
“I finished the half marathon” “I’ve read 12 books so far this year”
You don’t need to log progress manually. Your companion infers it from your conversations, the tasks you complete, and the notes you capture.
Where goals show up
Section titled “Where goals show up”- Home — a goal that’s drifted can surface as a reflection card, asking whether it’s still something you want
- Your weekly summary — a rollup of what moved
- Conversations — when you discuss something related, your companion connects it back
Goals vs tasks
Section titled “Goals vs tasks”| Goals | Tasks | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An outcome to achieve | An action to complete |
| Timing | An optional target date | A specific due date |
| Progress | Tracked over time | Done / not done |
| Where it lives | In conversation with your companion | The Tasks app |
Tasks are often how goals get done — completing the right tasks is what moves a goal forward.