clickngoal / 4 min read
Create your first goal in clickngoal
A first goal should make sense when you open the app. “Read more” leaves the next decision unresolved. “Read 12 chapters of a book” gives you an outcome and an obvious next step.
Updated October 5, 2026
1. Sign in and open the goal form
Open clickngoal in a browser on your phone or computer. Sign in with your email or username and password, or use Telegram. After signing in, go to your goals and choose “Create goal”.
For Telegram sign-in, confirm the request in the bot and return to your browser. If Telegram Desktop is installed, your browser may offer to open it.
2. Describe a result you can recognize
Enter a title and an optional description. Explain what completion means: a number of chapters, a working project release, or another observable outcome.
Choose a suitable goal type. When the form offers a target amount and unit, use 12 and “chapters” for the reading example. Keep the report fields to the ones you actually want to fill in after a normal small step.
3. Choose who can see the goal
Use “Visibility” to choose a public or private goal. Public goals suit progress you want to share. Private goals are useful for personal plans.
You can select a community when your goal fits its topic. To learn the app, one goal without extra configuration is enough.
4. Save the goal and record a first step
Choose “Create goal”, open the saved goal, and select “Add progress”. Describe what you did and fill in the relevant fields: one chapter, 15 minutes of work, or a finished part of a task.
Check the report date and amount before saving. Make sure the entry appears in the history afterwards. Your next check-in continues that history; the first entry does not need to be impressive.