Planning
OKR Tracker
Company and team OKRs with weekly check-ins, and key results that update from your real numbers.
Take a look inside.
Previews show illustrative example data. People and companies shown are fictional.
What you can do
with OKR Tracker.
- Drafts a quarter's objectives and key results from a few lines of priorities: the company's first, then each team's, with real owners and a source for any number a tool can count
- Checks the tool is connected, sets where a key result's number comes from, pulls it from Stripe, HubSpot or your analytics, holds one that looks wrong, and recomputes every status
- Writes the Monday digest: where the quarter stands, what needs attention, what moved and who hasn't checked in for two weeks; posts it to the Slack channel named at setup
- Drafts the review of the quarter that ended: a proposed grade and a one-line reason for every key result, and a retro for every objective, for you to apply
- Sends one teammate a short Slack message asking them to check in on their quiet key results, only after you confirm it in the app
Start a conversation.
A few things you can ask OKR Tracker.
- Draft our Q1 OKRs from a few lines of priorities
- Which of our key results are off track, and why?
- Pull our key results from Stripe and HubSpot every Monday
- Post a Monday OKR digest to our Slack channel
- Grade last quarter's OKRs and draft the retro
- Are our key results measurable? Rewrite the weak ones