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Hi Jody :cheerleader Thank you very much and Weclome back! I think that overscheduling is a good sign :D It means that you're full of life and there are just so many nice things to do in life that 24hours is not enough. Once you give yourself time to step back, look at everything with new eyes - you...

Hi Pascal!

Welcome back again!

We are really happy that you still using Goalist

We will do our best to recreate the forum and hopefully, more people will join us!

1) To recover your subscription - should happen automatically soon after you install the app. If not then: * go to Modules * click the menu icon in the upper-right corner * click "Check my subscriptions" 2) To backup your data on the old phone: * go to Backup * click "Save backup to internal memory"...

To encourage you even more - here are some of the replies from our previous forum :cheerleader I'm Giuseppe, I'm a computer scientist from Paris and I love self-improvement and motivating people, that's why I always keep my day organized ( with Goalist ^^ )and workout with regularity. I was born in ...

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Go to Settings -> Day plan context menu options -> choose which options you want to see.

Go to Log screen where you can manually introduce the data. Eg: how many crunches you did that day, at what time and how many in each serie. Then you can monitor their total number, the maximum value of a single entry (here: serie - so you can set up a goal & monitor that "At least 3 times a week I ...

There is a delay of 2 minutes used as a sort of "cushion" to prevent alarms from firing while we are working on our plan. The idea is that if we are looking at our list, we know that it's time to start a task without being notified. So the program waits till we finish editing the list, start countin...

We were mentioned by Fit for Life on their website and on Twitter:
Android app is a useful tool for New Year’s resolutions


and by Androidized:
"Turn New Year Resolutions into Reality with Goalist"

Let's see it on the example: - you want to do 40 hours of homework during 60 days - to make sure you're on track, you should set milestones and control your progress constantly - the milestones could be: 5 hours a week (40 h / 8 weeks), so you could configure the monitor like this: monitors all task...

The are currently two options to do this: 1. Creating a Task set which is a collection of tasks that you may add to your day list (schedule) in one go, instead of adding separate tasks one by one. Eg: - often you add: work, dinner, gym to your plan. It requires you to click "search", type in the fir...