How projects could fit inside Griply: Goals are (measurable) outcomes Currently goals are also used for projects which clutters the goal page. Once we have projects goals should ideally only be used to define (measurable) outcomes. Projects represent the "execution" layer. Projects are groups of tasks that push your goals forward (currently, people use subgoals for this purpose). Projects can also be used without linking them to a goal (ideal for home project, or projects from work that don't link to your personal goals). Subgoals are still relevant as they can be used to break your main goal into measurable sub results Example of hierarchy: Life area Goal (advanced with subgoals) Subgoal project project Subgoal project Goal (simpler structure) project project Project (no parent goal)

Add additional context to your tasks with additional writing options (headers, bullets, quotes, etc). Add attachments to your tasks

Connect Griply to an AI chat agent and pull your life area, goals, and tasks into the conversation to map out your strategy, create new goals and break down goals into tasks.

Set a timer for focus blocks, like pomodoro

Sync your tasks and habits to your calendar so others can see when you’re busy.

Bring “notion-like” notes to Griply to keep track of everything related to your goals, and projects in one place.

Pull Apple calendar events into Griply

A native Griply Android app Join the Beta Download the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.griply. Share feedback: Report bugs/requests through the profile screen in the app Talk directly to the team in our Discord Android Beta group: https://discord.gg/UmvNCKFuA

A guided weekly review that helps you reflect on your goals, projects and tasks on a weekly basis. Potential steps (customizable): - Review your goals vs completed tasks of last week - Reflection questions (customizable): what went well, what could be better, etc. - Process new tasks in inbox - Plan tasks/habits for next week - Optionally: Uncover underlying patterns with the help of AI

Track goal progress based on how many times a habit(s) has been completed

Being able to start a timer when working on tasks Time tracking data/reports

Turn every list in a Kanban view. Every group will become a separate column.

A native Griply iPad app

Add a streak counter for habits to track consecutive completions.

New habit schedule: repeat every [x]-days.

The current view often clips early morning or late-night events, forcing users to scroll to see their full schedule. Features "Show Full Day" Toggle: A one-click setting to expand the view from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM. Fit-to-Screen Scaling: Option to compress hourly rows so the entire day fits on one screen without scrolling. Customizable "Core Hours": Ability to define a primary focus (e.g., 7 AM – 9 PM) while keeping the remaining hours visible. Key Benefits Total Visibility: See all appointments at a glance, from early gym sessions to late dinners. Improved Planning: Better context for users with non-traditional schedules or international family commitments.