Ember · iPhone
Big goals, one step at a time.
How Ember turns one goal into a plan you can actually keep.
How it works
A goal and
a horizon.
That's the whole setup. Ember does the breaking-down.
Big goals,
broken down.
Five to eight milestones, each with real tasks — spread across your timeframe.
Edit before
you commit.
Change any task, re-pace it, drop it. It's your plan — approve it before it starts.
Know what
today needs.
Only what's still open, across every goal. Never the whole five-year plan at once.
Watch it
warm up.
Amber when you've barely started. Green as you close it out. The colour is the status.
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Tell Ember what you're working toward and how long you've got. It comes back with milestones and the specific, repeatable tasks that get you there.
A five-year goal is not a to-do item. Ember turns one into five to eight milestones, each with two to four concrete tasks and a pace you can actually keep — run three times a week for eight weeks, not "stay committed."
The Today tab shows only what's open right now, across every goal. Never the whole plan at once. Tick something off and the progress ring warms from amber toward green, so the colour alone tells you where you stand.
Reminders follow each task's own rhythm. Plans are yours to edit before you commit, and to rebuild whenever life moves — a plan written in January is usually wrong by March, and that's normal.
Everything stays on your device.