Ocho.

Ocho / adaptive goal planning

Keep the goal
in view.

A whole goal. A route you can shape.
Three actions for this week.

Plan the destination with Ocho, then choose the three Dominoes that move your current stage.

Explore your goal free. Sign in with Apple when you’re ready to build the plan.

Pick three. Land your decade.

A destination worth the workExample plan

Open a neighborhood restaurant.

Finish line: a first paid dinner service for 20 guests.Goal illustration · not a progress measure
Follow this example from goal to evidence

One goal, followed through

See how the week
connects to the goal.

A fictional restaurant plan. Follow the route, then look at what each action leaves behind.

Example destination

Open a neighborhood restaurant.

A first paid dinner service for 20 guests.

Illustrative evidence · tasting note

“The menu felt too broad. Retest the three strongest dishes.”

What this changes

Test the menu again before visiting a space.

A note informs the next decision. It does not mean the restaurant is open.
Fictional example. The goal illustration stays whole; it never measures completion.
  1. 01 / The goal

    Give the destination
    a finish line.

    “Open a restaurant” becomes something you can work toward: a first paid dinner service for 20 guests.

    The picture stays in view from the beginning. It shows the intended result, not a claim that the work is done.

  2. 02 / The route

    Put the decisions
    in order.

    Define the concept. Test the menu. Prepare the space. Serve the first guests.

    In this example, testing the menu is the current stage. It tells you which work belongs in this week, before you start choosing a space.

  3. 03 / This week’s three

    Make the next
    moves concrete.

    1. Draft the six-dish menu.One menu to put in front of tasters.
    2. Talk to five future guests.Five notes on what they would order.
    3. Run one tasting.Feedback on the dishes, including what to cut.

    Each Domino has something to show for it. Three actions remain connected to the same stage.

  4. 04 / The evidence

    Let what happened
    inform what’s next.

    Example tasting note: the menu felt too broad. Retest the three strongest dishes before visiting a space.

    Recording an action gives the next decision more context. It does not complete the goal or move the route forward on its own.

    Where Ocho Pro fits

    Your goal, route, actions, evidence and manual edits remain yours without Pro. Ocho Pro adds continuing review and proposed changes. You approve, edit, or keep the current plan.

    Start with your own goal

Free on web

Bring the rough goal. Leave with the route and this week’s three actions.

Ocho checks whether the goal is workable, asks for the missing facts, and builds a plan you can edit before accepting. Explore your goal free. Sign in with Apple when you’re ready to build the plan. No purchase is required.

Plan a goal

Inside Ocho

The weekly ritual, shown exactly where it happens.

These existing app captures show Drift Risk, Goal Stack, weekly dominoes, and the proof loop. They predate the Goal in View update illustrated above.

Ocho Goal Stack screen showing the reason chain from purpose to this week.
02Stack

Keep the reason chain visible.

The Goal Stack stays editable, so this week's three still point at the long goal instead of the loudest task.

Ocho Weekly ritual screen showing three editable dominoes and next phase controls.
03Weekly

Turn the week into three dominoes.

The weekly ritual asks for scheduleable, verifiable moves, then keeps each domino small enough to land.

Ocho closeout screen showing a landed goal, proof saved, and lower Drift Risk.
04Closeout

Close the loop with proof.

When the stack lands, Ocho records the proof and gives the next review a cleaner starting point.

Real app UI, not generated art. Motion is decorative only and respects reduced-motion settings.

Ocho Pro

Build the plan free. Pay for ongoing monitoring.

Initial planning, manual progress, and a manual weekly recalibration stay free. Ocho Pro is for people who want the plan watched across weeks, with remembered context and proactive recalibration suggestions.

Weekly

$6.99/wk

A short way to try ongoing plan monitoring before committing longer.

Yearly

$39.99/yr

The main plan for people who want continuity, reminders, and cross-week context.

Lifetime

$79.99 once

Ongoing Ocho Pro access when you would rather avoid a subscription.

Prices are in USD and may vary by storefront. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in Apple Account settings.

Available for iPhone and iPad. The app is free to download; Apple shows Pro pricing and renewal terms before purchase.