OKR Tracker
Set Objectives and Key Results the way Google and Intel do. Multiple objectives with multiple measurable key results, a progress slider per KR, automatic per-objective and overall progress bars, owner field, period label, theme picker, auto-save and export.
Auto-saved in your browser's localStorage on this device only. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use this okr tracker
- Type a period (e.g. "Q1 2026") and pick a theme.
- Click + Add objective and give it a clear, qualitative title.
- Add 3-5 measurable key results per objective with start and target values.
- Drag the progress slider per KR — overall and per-objective progress update live.
- Export as SVG (vector), PNG, JSON (re-importable) or copy as text.
Frequently asked questions
What are OKRs?
Objectives and Key Results — a goal-setting framework popularised by Andy Grove at Intel and adopted by Google. Each objective is a qualitative aim, supported by 3-5 measurable key results.
How is progress calculated?
Per-objective progress is the average progress of its key results. Overall progress is the average across all objectives.
Should I aim to hit 100% of my OKRs?
No — that's the difference between OKRs and KPIs. Google's culture aims for 70% — if you're hitting every OKR consistently, the objectives weren't ambitious enough. OKRs are meant to stretch; KPIs are meant to be met. Don't mix them. And never tie compensation directly to OKR completion or people will sandbag the targets.