Free tasks and goals

Tasks for the week, goals for the quarter, in one app.

Write the work, give it an owner and a date, and see it add up to the goals your team set. Fast enough that the list stays current.

Free for teams of 5 or fewer · No credit card

How it works

Three steps. About two minutes.

  1. 1

    Sign in with Google

    One click. No form, and no credit card.

  2. 2

    Name your workspace

    Usually your company name. Your team can join it later.

  3. 3

    Set your first goal

    Name one goal for this quarter and write the first tasks that move it.

What you get

Everything you need

Tasks

Owners, due dates, priorities, and notes. Add a task in a second and find it again in one.

Projects

Group the tasks of one piece of work, for a team or for yourself.

Board

See the work by status and move it along as it gets done.

Goals

Goals for the company, a team, or a person, with levels you name yourself.

Check-ins and standups

Regular check-ins on each goal and standups for the team, so progress is written down.

Insights

What got done, what is late, and how the goals move over time.

One less subscription

What it replaces

Every OrgOrg app is free for teams of 5 or fewer. Past that, Pro is $10 per member per month for the whole suite, not per app.

Instead of Linear or Asana

Track the tasks and projects of the team.

Tasks, projects, and a board, included

Instead of a separate OKR tool

Set goals and collect check-ins on them.

Goals and check-ins, included

FAQ

Questions before you start

Is it really free?

Yes, for teams of 5 or fewer, with no credit card. Past 5 members, Pro is $10 per member per month, and that covers every OrgOrg app.

Do tasks and goals live in one place?

Yes. Both are apps of one OrgOrg workspace, with one team and one sign-in.

Can each person keep private tasks?

Yes. A personal project holds tasks that only you see.

Who can see a goal?

Goals are visible to the team by default, so everyone can see what the work adds up to. Admins set who can edit them.

Write the work down. Watch it add up.

Sign in with Google, set one goal, and write the first three tasks in about two minutes.