Best goal setting app for indie hackers

The goal-setting app space is dominated by heavy players (Monday.com, Asana, Notion) and lifestyle apps (Habitica, Streaks), with roughly 40-60 apps claiming to do 'goals'—but almost none designed for the indie hacker rhythm of shipping weekly, pivoting fast, and tracking what actually matters (revenue, users, iterations) instead of Gantt charts. The common failure pattern: these tools assume you have a team, fixed sprints, and formal planning cycles. Real pain points for makers include bloat (you don't need project management), slow setup friction (most require 30+ minutes of config), and they track outputs (tasks completed) rather than outcomes (did this move the needle?). The gap is obvious: a lightweight, ship-focused goal tracker that ties goals to metrics indie hackers actually care about—weekly revenue targets, user growth percentages, feature launches—without needing dashboards or integrations. A new entrant should obsess over (1) 60-second onboarding, (2) weekly cadence workflows (not sprint planning), (3) one-click metric syncing from Stripe/Plausible/Mixpanel, and (4) a public goal-shipping feed as a secondary network effect. The biggest miss in the market right now is that no one has built the "shipping milestones + metrics dashboard" hybrid—everyone either goes pure task management or pure habit tracking.