Goals, and the thoughts that get in their way.

Bring a goal. Stackfull interviews you until it breaks into steps you can actually do, then holds you to them. When you stall, it works on the belief behind the stall.

iOS first, on TestFlight now. Android after.

Bring a goal

It asks until the plan is real.

“Learn Kotlin” is a wish, not a plan. Stackfull asks what would be true when it's done, where you are now, what you could do this week, and what stopped you last time. It keeps asking until every step has a done-when and fits in one sitting. You can skip and take the plan on any turn.

Do the steps

One goal, one Journey.

Each goal keeps its own record: the steps, the ones you did, where you got stuck, the sentence that got you moving again. Home shows what moved this week across all of them. A quiet week is a question, never a red zero.

When you stall

The stall has a sentence. Start there.

“I always quit things halfway.” That sentence is what's in the way, so that's what Stackfull works on. Your words, verbatim, on the first rung. A bridge you can't argue with, drafted for you to choose. A perspective in your own words that doesn't count until you've touched it. Then one step that tests it.

What it is not.

Not therapy.: It's a goal system. If something is heavier than a goal, it says so and points you to people who can help.
Not a streak.: Momentum counts what moved. A missed week is never a broken chain.
Not for sale.: Your goals sync across your devices and are never sold. Nothing you type is ever sent to analytics.

Be in the first group.

iOS first, on TestFlight now. Android after.