Goalwatch.net started from a personal need, not a business meeting. In 2006, while learning to code at 16, I found that sharing my game development progress motivated me more than regular work, especially with helpful feedback.
Years later, the same idea came back with "WorkOnAchievement," a simpler early version of Goalwatch.net. Even though that didn't succeed, I still believed that sharing progress helps you achieve things. For the last eight years, regularly thinking about my progress has been key in my life, written down daily in notebooks full of what I've done, my plans, and what I've learned.
In 2025, it became very clear that this personal habit could help many people. In a world filled with quick online chats that often don't offer much real value, togeter with my wife Joanna we saw a need for something different.
Goalwatch.net is our solution to all that noise – a focused group of people built on the basic but powerful idea of seeing and supporting each other's progress.
We believe real progress isn't about experts or empty sayings. It's about working, learning from mistakes, and having a group who sees your effort and offers real support. We're not teachers; we're fellow travelers on self-improvement.
Our goal is simple: to connect people in small groups where support and staying on track help dreams become real achievements and create a feeling of shared success. Whether we help a few people or build a big community, Goalwatch.net is here to offer a real, human way to achieve what's important. If not for everyone, then at least for us.
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