Transform "Someday I want to do this" into "Today I'll do this."
This is a goal-achievement and habit-forming app based on the Mandala Chart method, which breaks down goals into a 9x9 grid.
*This app is not affiliated with the trademark holder of "Mandala Chart" or any related organizations. It is an original app that uses the same method as inspiration.
■ For those who:
・Set goals but give up after only three days
・Have too many things to do and are unsure where to start
・Have given up on paper goal-setting sheets because they couldn't fill in all the squares
・Dislike habit-forming apps that criticize "days they didn't do it"
・Want to manage goals and track habits in one app
■ You don't have to fill in all the squares
The biggest reason for giving up on paper Mandala Charts is not filling in all 81 squares.
In Kaika, empty squares are not included in the achievement rate calculation. You only need to fill in two out of the eight squares, and if you complete those two, your completion rate is 100%.
Blank spaces are not penalized.
■ The screen is always 3x3. Deepen only what you need.
Unlike a paper mandala chart where all 81 squares are displayed at once, only 9 squares are visible at a time.
The center is your current goal, and the surrounding eight elements are the elements.
Tap only the squares you want to break down further, and the area inside will open up into another 9 squares.
There is no limit to the depth of the hierarchy. You can dig only the branches you want to explore.
When you want to see the whole picture, go to the 9x9=81 square overview map.
■ Progress is visible with blooming flowers.
Completion rate is represented not only by numbers, but also by the blooming of the flower in the center.
When you advance one square at the end, that change spreads across the hierarchy to the center, and the flower blooms.
■ For habits and one-time goals.
You can choose "one-time" or "repeatable" for each square.
Repetition can be set from 1 to 99 times, and reset daily, weekly, or monthly.
The reset cycle is inherited from the higher level, so if you set "Weekly" to the "Exercise Habits" branch, everything below it will become weekly. Of course, you can also change just one item to "Daily."
You can also set the day of the week to start.
■ Today, Just This One Thing
"Today's Focus" suggests only one action that you haven't touched in a long time.
It doesn't list many tasks. Just one.
If you've finished everything, it will simply display "Now, there's space."
■ Six Templates for People Who Don't Like Blank Pages
・Create Your Ideal Body
・Pass a Qualification Exam
・Achieve Results at Work
・Manage Your Finances
・Cultivate Relationships
・Live a Mindful Life
When you select one, you'll start with eight elements pre-written as drafts. Of course, you can freely rewrite them later.
■ Other Features
• Home screen widget (Blooming flower, achievement rate, today's focus)
• Daily notifications (time can be changed)
• Short notes for when you're making progress
• Growth curve and time-lapse playback of the blooming flower
• Share charts as images
• Color-coding of each cell (8 colors)
• Create and switch between multiple sheets
• Backup and restore in JSON format
• Dark theme/Material You compatible
■ How to use it
• Goal management for annual and monthly goals
• Study plans for qualification exams and entrance exams
• Habit formation such as exercise, diet, and waking up early
• Task breakdown for work projects and business goals
• Goals for continuing reading and hobbies, savings, and household finances
• As a notebook for organizing thoughts and self-management
■ About the data
All created goals are saved on your device.
No account registration or login is required. You can start using it immediately.
(Synchronization across multiple devices is not supported)
■ Notes
• The app is only available in Japanese.
• Only one ad is displayed at the bottom of the history screen. Not displayed on the chart screen
── Unlock your goals.
Kaika Labs
Break down your goals using a 9-square mandala system and take one step at a time. Achieve your goals, form habits, manage your goals, and organize your thoughts all in one. Leave some spaces blank; the more you progress, the more you'll see results.