Pick a goal. Set the weekly action that drives it, and the outcome it's supposed to produce. Twelve tracks both, holds you to a weekly review, and gives you a hard 12-week deadline, not an open-ended habit tracker that quietly forgives you forever.
The work you put in every week, and the result that shows up later because of it. Most trackers only watch one. Twelve makes you name both, up front.
The thing you actually control: "record 4 episodes," "call 20 prospects," "run 3 times." Logged weekly, not left to memory.
The number that only moves because of the lead work: downloads, revenue, pounds, dollars saved. This is what actually matters.
Every week closes with a short accountability review. Twelve scores your execution and rolls you into the next one. Twelve weeks total, then the cycle ends.
A structured review each week: what worked, what didn't, what's next. All before the week closes out.
See whether your weekly effort is actually ahead of or behind the outcome it's supposed to produce.
Cross the 12-week line, review the recap, and start the next block in one tap: same structure, new target.
Set a reminder per indicator, not one generic daily ping for everything you're tracking.
This week's numbers, glanceable from your home screen. No need to open the app to check in.
Track a running number toward a target, or a checklist of stages, whichever fits the goal.
No account to create, no server holding your goals. Twelve stores everything on-device, and only sends anonymous, aggregate usage data. It never sends what you actually type.
Twelve is a 12-week goal-tracking app for iOS and Android. Every goal pairs a weekly action you control (a lead indicator) with the measurable outcome it's supposed to drive (a lag indicator), inside a fixed 12-week cycle with a weekly review.
A lead indicator is the weekly action you directly control, like "run 3 times" or "call 20 prospects." A lag indicator is the real-world result that action is supposed to produce, like pounds lost or dollars saved. Twelve tracks both side by side so you know if your weekly work is actually working.
Yes. The free version tracks up to 3 goals per cycle. Twelve Pro removes that limit and adds a home screen widget, reminders on every indicator, and one-tap cycle repeats.
No. Twelve works with no sign-up and no email. Goals, notes, and progress are stored on your device, not on a server.
Yes, the entire app works offline. Twelve is local-first by default; the one exception is an optional AI-suggestion feature for weekly actions, which needs an internet connection when you choose to use it.
The cycle closes. Twelve scores your execution, gives you a recap, and lets you start a new 12-week cycle in one tap.
Twelve is built around the lead and lag indicator method popularized by The 12 Week Year, applied to a fixed 12-week cycle. Twelve isn't affiliated with or endorsed by that book.
Download Twelve and set your first goal in under two minutes.