How is overall progress calculated?

It totals the completed counts across all goals and divides by the sum of all targets, giving a single weekly completion percentage. So two goals at 3/5 and 1/2 give (3 + 1) ÷ (5 + 2) = 57 percent overall.

How do I record progress?

Each goal has plus and minus buttons. Tap plus when you complete it and minus to undo a mistake. The bar and percentage update instantly.

Does it remember my goals next week?

No. The tracker keeps goals only in your current browser tab; reloading or closing the page clears them so you start each session fresh.

Can progress go above the target?

No — progress is capped at the target for each goal, so a goal can show at most 100 percent complete. Extra taps beyond the target are ignored.

Can the count go below zero?

No. The minus button stops at zero, so a goal never shows negative progress.

How many goals can I track?

As many as you like. Each new goal is added to the list with its own target and progress bar, and all of them feed the overall percentage.

Is anything uploaded or shared?

No. Everything stays in your browser tab and nothing is sent to a server, so your goals are completely private.

Weekly Goal Tracker — Gera Tools

Weekly goal tracker — see your week fill up

Set the goals that matter for the week — gym sessions, sales calls, pages written — give each a target count, then tick off progress as you go. Each goal gets a live progress bar, and an overall percentage rolls everything up so you can see how your whole week is tracking at a glance. It is a lightweight habit and target tracker with no sign-up.

How it works

You name a goal and set a weekly target (at least 1). The plus and minus buttons adjust that goal’s completed count, which is clamped between 0 and the target — so you can never go negative or overshoot 100 percent. Each goal’s bar shows done ÷ target as a percentage, and the headline figure totals every goal:

overall % = (sum of all completed counts) ÷ (sum of all targets) × 100

Example

Suppose you add three goals: Gym (target 4), Read (target 5), and Calls (target 10). After a few days you have logged 2 gym sessions, 3 reads, and 4 calls. The individual bars read 50%, 60%, and 40%, while the overall figure is (2 + 3 + 4) ÷ (4 + 5 + 10) = 9 ÷ 19 = 47%.

Progress is capped at each target, so 100 percent really means done. Everything runs in your browser and is never uploaded.