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OKRs that actually
measure outcomes
Describe your product mission and quarter focus — get 3 Objectives with 3 measurable Key Results each. Then track progress all quarter in one place.
No login · Progress saved locally · Free forever
How it works
From mission to measurable outcomes in minutes
Describe your product context
Enter your product mission, quarter, team focus and constraints. The more specific, the more actionable the OKRs.
Generate in seconds
GPT-OSS 120B produces 3 Objectives with 3 Key Results each — quantitative, measurable, outcome-oriented. Not tasks or vanity metrics.
Track progress all quarter
Update KR progress with a slider. See overall Objective health at a glance. Export to Markdown at any time.
Roadmap
What's coming next
Generation
Team-level OKRs
PlannedGenerate aligned OKRs for sub-teams that ladder up to the product-level objectives.
OKR critique mode
PlannedPaste existing OKRs and get AI feedback on measurability, ambition and alignment.
Multi-quarter planning
ConsideringGenerate a connected sequence of OKRs across 2-3 quarters with explicit dependencies.
Tracking
Weekly check-in log
PlannedAdd a weekly note per KR to record blockers, decisions and context alongside the number.
Confidence score
PlannedRate confidence (0-100%) per KR separately from progress — a leading indicator of risk.
Health alerts
ConsideringFlag KRs that are off-track based on elapsed time vs progress percentage.
Export & sharing
Notion export
ConsideringPush the full OKR set directly to a Notion database with one click.
Shareable read-only view
PlannedGenerate a URL to share current OKR progress with stakeholders without login.
PDF report
PlannedExport a formatted OKR quarterly report PDF ready for all-hands presentations.
Why I built this
Problem
Most OKR processes fail because teams write outputs disguised as outcomes, or KRs that can't be measured mid-quarter.
Solution
A generator that enforces the outcome format with real baselines and targets, plus a tracker so OKRs aren't forgotten after week 1.
Impact
Teams that track OKRs weekly make better decisions faster — they know what's off-track before the quarter review.