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TheGreatMe
Turn daily notes into a clearer weekly plan.
Record your day. Review your week with AI. Connect your next action to the goals that matter on iPhone and Mac.
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An AI weekly review grounded in your daily notes
TheGreatMe turns year, month, and week goals into daily actions. Record a Small Win, Biggest Blocker, and what you are doing by text or voice. AI HQ uses those entries for Daily Insights and weekly reviews. Available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, with iCloud sync.
Free download. A subscription or one-time lifetime purchase is required. Eligible annual subscribers can try it free for 7 days; billing starts after the trial. Check the app for prices and eligibility.
Read the changelog · iPhone / iPad v5.52Mission Briefing
Keep daily actions connected to your bigger goals
Start with a direction, capture what actually happened, and use your weekly review to decide what to continue or change.
Break a goal into daily actions
Start with the year goal, narrow it into monthly and weekly targets, then keep today connected to the bigger storyline instead of drowning in loose tasks.
Capture wins and blockers
The core loop stays intentionally small: a tiny win, a blocker note, and a short reflection so the system still works on low-energy days.
Review the week with AI
AI HQ uses your daily notes and conversations to summarize progress, ask follow-up questions, and suggest a next step you can review.
Look back before planning ahead
Weekly recaps, scorecards, and the ability chart make progress visible so you can recalibrate before drift becomes invisible.
An example week
See what happened during the week
Use check-ins, completion, and review notes to spot where your plans met reality. The figures here are illustrative examples.
Illustrative demo data, not real user results or a forecast.
Check-in streak
5 days
Average completion
67%
Review score
81 / 100
Mainline clarity
84
Daily rhythm
72
HQ summary readiness
91
Weekly recalibration
76
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA · NOT USER RESULTS OR A FORECAST
Signal System
Explore the goal and review workflow
Explore examples of progress, weekly reflection, goal planning, and your agent profile. These interactive illustrations explain the workflow; they are not a prediction of your results.
Illustrative demo data, not real user results or a forecast.
Ability Radar
Reflect on more than completed tasks.
A six-dimension chart gives you another way to discuss progress during a review. Use the scores as prompts for reflection, alongside what actually happened.
Switch between illustrative review examples.
Notice which areas deserve a closer look.
Check a score against your own experience.
Stage note
Build rhythm before you chase optimization.
This is an illustrative starting point. Your own review depends on your records and answers.
Example chart
Week 1
Overall
14
Wisdom
8
Discipline
12
Confidence
7
Strength
10
Focus
6
Command Dashboard
Bring the week into view.
Look back at check-in days, completion, and review notes before choosing what to focus on next.
Review the days you recorded.
Compare a plan with what happened.
Choose one adjustment for the next week.
Mar 9-15
Mission snapshot
3
Check-in days
67%
Average completion
Trend view
Command Dashboard
81
Score
Mission Ladder
Give today a reason.
Connect yearly, monthly, and weekly goals to a small daily action. Return to your review when the plan needs to change.
Set a longer-term direction.
Choose a manageable daily step.
Use the weekly review to adjust the plan.
Year goal
Hold one visible mainline.
The system starts with a north star so the rest of the stack never feels disconnected.
Daily loop
Keep today light enough to repeat.
Smallest win, biggest blocker, and a short next move create a loop that survives low-energy days.
Weekly review
Turn the week into a readable report.
A score, a trend line, and a short HQ summary make recalibration easier than guilt.
Identity Dossier
Make the plan feel like yours.
The agent theme gives your goals a codename, a profile, and a place to return to. Your priorities and choices remain your own.
Give your main goal a name.
Keep your next action visible.
Use AI suggestions as a starting point.
Identity dossier
TGM
Special operations profile
HQ note
Choose one action you can return to tomorrow.
An example HQ note: finish the next small step, then record what helped and what got in the way.
Ability Radar
Use review scores to start a conversation about progress.
Command Dashboard
Read your weekly record before planning the next one.
Mission Ladder
Connect your longer-term goal to an action for today.
Identity Dossier
Keep your goal and next step in your own words.
Mission Atlas
Get to know TheGreatMe
See how daily actions connect to your goals, meet the founder, and find answers about getting started, privacy, and support.
Product
Understand the mission system, the AI HQ loop, and how daily execution fits the larger goal hierarchy.
Story
Read the founder narrative and the reasoning that shaped the app’s structure, language, and launch.
FAQ
Find answers about daily check-ins, weekly reviews, supported devices, and paid access.
About
Meet Johnny and learn why he built TheGreatMe.
Privacy
Review the privacy policy, Apple platform sync model, AI processing, subscriptions, Apple ATT, and support contact.
Terms
Review the terms of use for Apple platforms, including AI reference use, purchases, subscriptions, and App Store rules.
Support
Find support contact details, iCloud sync help, subscription guidance, and restore purchase instructions.
Stories
Practical guides to reflection, planning, and following through.
Make Faster Decisions with the OODA Loop
Use the OODA Loop to observe changes, update your understanding, choose the next move, and turn action into new feedback.
Start at the Right Moment with an If-Then Plan
Connect a goal to a recognizable situation and a small action, so the right moment no longer requires a fresh decision.
Prioritize When Everything Feels Important
Use importance and urgency to decide what needs attention now, what deserves protected time, and what can be reduced or removed.
Run a Useful Review with Three Questions
Use What, So What, Now What to reconstruct an experience, identify what it means, and choose one useful next action.
