What is the difference between an objective and a key result?

An objective is a qualitative, ambitious statement of what you want to achieve this quarter ("Grow monthly active users"). A key result is a measurable outcome that proves you got there ("Increase MAU from 1,200 to 5,000"). Each objective should have 2 to 5 key results, and every key result needs a number you can move.

How is OKR progress scored?

Each key result is scored from 0 to 100% as (current minus start) divided by (target minus start), clamped to that range. The objective score is the simple average of its key results, and the quarter score is the average of its objectives. Boolean "done / not done" results score 0% or 100%.

Can a key result count down instead of up?

Yes. If your target is lower than your start — for example cutting infrastructure cost from 2,200 to 1,400 — the tracker still measures progress correctly, scoring how far the current value has moved from the baseline toward the lower target.

Does the tracker support multiple quarters?

Yes. Every quarter is stored separately. Switch between quarters with the Prev / Next arrows or the dropdown, and use "Copy from previous quarter" to carry forward last quarter's objectives with their current values reset to baseline.

Is my data saved if I close the tab?

Yes. Everything is saved in your browser's localStorage, so your objectives and progress are still there when you return on the same device and browser. You can also export everything to JSON as a backup and re-import it later.

Can I share my OKRs with my team?

Export the current quarter as Markdown for a clean, pasteable summary into a doc, wiki or chat, or export the full history as JSON for a teammate to import. Nothing is sent to any server, so sharing is always a deliberate export on your part.

OKR Tracker — Gera Tools

An OKR tracker for turning a fuzzy quarter into a small set of objectives and the measurable key results that prove you hit them. OKRs — Objectives and Key Results — are the goal-setting framework popularised by Intel and Google: you pick a handful of ambitious objectives, attach numbers that move, and review them every week. This tool gives you the structure without a spreadsheet or a subscription, and it keeps every figure on your own machine.

It is built for founders, team leads, freelancers and students who want one honest scoreboard for the quarter. You add an objective, attach two to five key results, and update the current value as work lands. The tool rolls those numbers into an objective score and a single quarter score, colour-coded green, amber or red so you can see at a glance where focus is needed. A confidence flag on every key result — on-track, at-risk or off-track — captures the gut feel that a raw percentage misses.

How it works

Each key result has a start (baseline), a current value and a target. Progress is computed as (current − start) ⁄ (target − start), clamped between 0% and 100%, so a result that has not moved reads 0% and a result that hit target reads 100%. Targets that count down — like reducing cost or churn — are handled automatically. Boolean “done / not done” results score either 0% or 100% from a single checkbox.

An objective’s score is the average of its key results, and the quarter’s headline score is the average of its objectives — the standard OKR rollup. Every quarter is stored under its own key (for example 2026-Q3), so you can plan ahead, look back, and carry objectives forward with one click. Everything persists in localStorage, and you can export to Markdown for a shareable summary or to JSON for a full backup.

Example

Suppose your Q3 objective is “Grow monthly active users.” You add three key results: increase MAU from 1,200 to 5,000 (currently 2,400 → 32%), lift week-1 retention from 18% to 35% (currently 24% → 35%), and ship a referral programme (a done/not-done result, currently 0%). The objective score is the average, roughly 22% — amber. Flag the referral KR as off-track and you instantly see which result is dragging the quarter and deserves attention.

Key result	Start	Current	Target	Progress
Monthly active users	1,200	2,400	5,000	32%
Week-1 retention	18%	24%	35%	35%
Ship referral programme	no	no	yes	0%

Every number stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and closing the tab does not lose your work.