Goals let you set a target and watch it fill itself in. Pick what you want to reach, and Loopa tracks your progress from the logs you already keep. Find them under H³ in the Loopa health menu in a browser.
Three kinds of goal
When you add a goal, pick the kind that fits:
- Track a metric. Auto-filled from your logs. Choose a metric (weight, steps, water, or a vital) and a target number. The progress bar fills straight from what you record, so you never update it by hand.
- Custom target. A numeric target you update yourself, with your own unit label. Good for anything Loopa doesn't log for you, like books read or miles walked.
- Daily habit. A once-a-day check-off with no number. Tap Check in each day to grow a streak.
Set a metric goal
Choose Track a metric, pick the metric, and type your target. Units match the metric you pick, so a weight goal reads in your weight units and a water goal in ounces. The bar then fills from your real logs. Keep logging on the Weight tracking, Water tracking, Activity tracking, or Vitals tracking page and the goal moves on its own.
Each metric goal shows:
- A progress bar from your starting point to your target.
- A pace note saying whether you are on track or behind.
- An estimated date to reach the target at your current pace.
Add a due date or category
Every goal takes an optional due date and a category (Fitness, Nutrition, Habit, Mindset, or Other). Use categories to group related goals and keep the list tidy.
Reaching a goal
When a goal hits its target it's marked reached, with a quick celebration. The header keeps a running count of how many goals are in progress and how many you've achieved. Reached goals stay on the list so you can look back on what you've done.
