Quick Guide

A high-level roadmap of Goaliath's core features and how they connect to deliver daily progress.

Look for the refreshed visual cues throughout the product: deep green highlights mark momentum and completions, while muted purple accents call attention to learning resources and secondary actions. These touches keep the interface ultra-clean while reinforcing where to focus each day.

When a save, send, or update is in progress, the button locks and shows a spinner so you can see the request running and avoid double submissions.

Dashboard goal timers persist across navigation, tick in seconds, and support pausing or resuming so you can step away mid-session without losing your place. You can also log extra sessions for the same goal to capture additional time beyond your planned minutes.

Core Flow

1. Plan a Goal: Use Goal Planner for a clear outcome, timeframe, and daily commitment.
2. Structure Steps: Review/edit generated steps; add your own where needed.
3. Daily Actions: Pull steps into Today's Actions and receive your daily script.
4. Learn & Reference: Add Lessons and Mental Models to guide decisions and keep momentum.
5. Schedule & Review: Sync major tasks to Calendar; check Performance for feedback and streaks.

Why It Works

• Specific goals + feedback loops (Goal-Setting Theory).
• Autonomy/competence built into the workflow (SDT).
• If-then planning for execution (Implementation Intentions).

For deeper background, see Science & Principles.

Task Timeline on the Dashboard

The Tasks card on your dashboard mirrors pro planners like TickTick or Todoist. The My Tasks section is collapsible, so expand it when you're ready to focus. The My Goals section is also collapsible and starts closed, so open it when you want to review your goals.

• Switch between Today, Tomorrow, Overdue, and Next 7 Days to see custom events, goal steps, action steps, and todos with hierarchy indicators.
• Use the inline "Add task" form to create personal actions, attach them to a goal or step, pick a priority color, and break them into subtasks.
• When a goal step, action step, or to-do slips past its date, it automatically appears in the Overdue tab (custom dashboard tasks stay out) so triage is painless.
• Adding a date and time instantly syncs to Calendar and re-renders the dashboard calendar without a refresh.
• Add end dates or times to block multi-hour or multi-day events. Multi-day tasks appear on each day in the timeline and require their own daily completion or evidence. When deleting a multi-day personal task, you can remove a single day or the entire series.

For goal and action steps, daily completions are tracked separately from marking the entire step complete. Log today's work from the task row, and use the step menu to finish the step. If you wrap up the whole step while logging today's work, the evidence modal lets you mark the entire step complete right away.

On goal pages, step and to-do Done buttons also prompt for evidence so you capture proof wherever you finish work.

Evidence prompts now collect time spent so your dashboard can surface richer performance data later.

Time spent is captured as hours and minutes in the completion modal. If you already logged time today, the full completion modal asks for any additional time.

Mobile Navigation Highlights

On mobile, use the bottom navigation to jump between key workspaces:

• Goals: Access Goal Planner, Goals, Performance, and Performance Notes.
• Organize: Review Today's Actions, Habits, Calendar, and collaborate with your Squads.
• Insights: Dive into Lessons, Mental Models, Ultra Learning, the Video Library, and your Journal.
• More: Find About, affiliate controls, and admin controls when available.

Psychological Insights now live inside Tools, so head there to run the questionnaires whenever you need science-backed feedback.