Progress, not pressure
See subtasks, streaks, and weekly improvement without turning the app into a scorecard.
Track goals.
Return focused.
Plan projects and routines, track goal costs, and come back to the right next step after interruptions.
Monday, June 8
Good morning, Alex
4 goals active · 2 routines scheduled · 5 wins today
Start Focus
Add Goal
Progress Overview
70%
Weekly progress
On track
Streak
5
Days consistent
5 of 7 days this week.
Goal Costs
42%
Used
Spending is still below plan.
Current FocusMain Focus
Build a portfolio website
Next: publish the homepage, connect the contact form, and review the final copy.
Project · Career Growth4/6
Resume
Details
Next Actions
Today Board
Open Focus
Projects 2
Quick Tasks 1
Routines 2
Write the homepage intro
Small task · should take 20 minutes
Progress75%
Start
Focus Stack
Manage
3 / 3 active
·0 open
·Limit: 3Main Focus
Portfolio Website
Next: Publish homepage
Start
Secondary Focus
Workout Routine
Next: Complete upper body day
Start
Parked Focus
Content Calendar
Next: Plan next 3 posts
Start
Goal Costs
Budget Snapshot
Budget
Used
42%
Planned
PHP 4,000
Spent
PHP 1,700
Pending
PHP 500
Remaining
PHP 2,300
Monthly
PHP 299
Focus History
Today’s focus activity
View history
Events
5
Pauses
1
Switches
0
TodayLogged
Resumed focus
Portfolio Website · Homepage copy
TodayLogged
Saved pause note
Return to contact form setup
TodayLogged
Completed action
Workout Routine · Upper body day
The real problem
Your goals are scattered across too many places.
TrackerTree brings tasks, routines, goal costs, progress, and focus notes into one personal dashboard.
Before TrackerTree
Tasks
What needs to be done.
Habits
What needs to repeat.
Budget
What the goal costs.
Notes
Where you stopped.
Inside TrackerTree
Today’s next action
Know exactly what to continue.
Routine progress
See consistency without pressure.
Goal costs
Track spending beside the goal.
Progress history
Watch improvement build over time.
The product loop
Start with one goal. Keep it moving.
TrackerTree is built around a simple loop: create the goal, break it down, complete actions, and return with the next step already clear.
Goal costs stay connected.
Budget is not a separate spreadsheet. It belongs beside the project or routine it supports.
Create a goal
01Start with a project, routine, or one-time task.
Break it down
02Add subtasks, schedules, costs, or reminders.
Track progress
03Complete actions and watch progress update.
Return focused
04Come back to the saved next step.
Focus Recovery
A calmer screen for the work you need to return to.
Focus Mode keeps one branch visible, shows the next step clearly, and gives you a safe way to pause before switching.
Back to Dashboard
Focus Mode
Focus Mode
Work on one branch, pause safely, or switch without losing your place.
Stack
3/3 filled
Switches today
1
Open Stack
Focus
Project · Career Growth
Active focusActive now
Current branch
Build a portfolio website
Next step
Saved stepWrite the homepage intro.
Last action: outlined the hero and decided the first section should focus on trust.
Resume note
Keep the copy simple. Explain the result first, then show the proof in the product mockup.
Branch progress4/6 subtasks
Resume
Pause
Finish
Switch
Task Details
Today’s focus activity
9:00 AM
Started focus
9:28 AM
Saved pause note
10:10 AM
Resumed focus
What makes it different
Not a to-do list with nicer cards.
TrackerTree is designed around improvement: what you are building, how consistent you are, how much it costs, and where to continue.
Costs beside goals
Track planned, spent, saved, and recurring costs where they actually matter.
A place to return
Save the last action, next step, pause note, and focus state before switching away.
Built for personal systems, not team boards.
Use it for a portfolio, workout routine, school project, savings goal, content plan, or anything that needs progress over time.
Made for interrupted days.
Pause safely, save the next step, and return without rebuilding the context in your head.
Track what you are improving, not just what is unfinished.
Who it works for
Built for personal progress,
not corporate project management.
TrackerTree works best when your life has a mix of goals, repeated routines, and unfinished work you need to return to later.
Academic progress
Student
Keep assignments, study sessions, deadlines, and school-related costs in one place.
Typical setup
ProjectFinal research paper
RoutineStudy 1 hour daily
FocusFinish literature review
Why it fits: Useful when schoolwork, routines, and deadlines start overlapping.
Content workflow
Creator
Manage content ideas, publishing routines, and creative work without losing momentum.
Typical setup
ProjectLaunch YouTube channel
RoutineUpload every Saturday
FocusFinish script draft
Why it fits: Helpful when ideas, uploads, and production steps need a simple system.
Independent work
Freelancer
Track personal goals, client deliverables, recurring admin work, and small costs.
Typical setup
ProjectClient website
RoutineDaily admin check
FocusComplete homepage section
Why it fits: Great when you want one dashboard for work tasks and personal progress.
Health and routine
Fitness Beginner
Track workouts, consistency, gym-related spending, and the next session to return to.
Typical setup
ProjectBuild workout routine
RoutineTrain 4 days a week
BudgetGym membership
Why it fits: Useful when progress depends on consistency, not just motivation.
Start free. Upgrade when your system grows.
TrackerTree should be useful before it ever asks you to pay.
Free
?0to start
For starting your personal progress system.
3 active projects
3 active routines
10 one-time tasks
30 subtasks
20 budget entries
Basic reminders
7-day stats history
Premium
Coming later
For users who need more projects, deeper stats, and advanced tracking.
Unlimited projects
Unlimited routines
Unlimited subtasks
Unlimited budget entries
Longer stats history
Advanced reminders
Custom categories
Detailed weekly review
Premium will only launch when the free product is useful enough to justify it.
Questions before you start
What makes TrackerTree different from a to-do list?+
TrackerTree connects tasks with routines, progress, goal-related costs, and focus recovery. It is built to show what you are improving, not just what is unfinished.
Can I use TrackerTree for habits?+
Yes. Routines can be used for repeated work like studying, workouts, cleaning, saving, content creation, or weekly planning.
Can I track expenses inside each goal?+
Yes. TrackerTree lets you add planned, spent, saved, needed, and recurring costs to projects or routines.
What is Focus Recovery?+
Focus Recovery helps you return to a paused task by saving where you stopped, what you last did, and what your next step should be.
Is TrackerTree free?+
Yes. TrackerTree starts with a free plan. Premium features may be added later when the product has enough real usage.
Is there a mobile app?+
TrackerTree starts as a mobile-friendly web app. A native mobile app can come later if users need it.
Start simple
Grow your goals without losing your place.
Start with one project, one routine, or one goal you want to finally finish.