Resolutelyvs Griply
Updated · By Brian, who makes Resolutely
Griply and Resolutely both start from your goals rather than a to-do list. Griply is a planner: each goal has the projects, habits and daily tasks that move it underneath, with your calendar beside them, on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and the web. Resolutely is a tracker for the year on iPhone: each goal is a set of steps, a habit or a number target, and it asks you to reflect as you go. Griply's free plan allows 2 goals; Resolutely is free with every feature.
Pick Griply if…
- You want goals, projects, daily tasks and calendar time blocks in one planner.
- You use Android, Windows or the web as well as, or instead of, an iPhone.
- You want a timeline of every goal across months or years, and you're happy to pay for Premium to get it.
Pick Resolutely if…
- You want to track more than two goals without paying.
- You'd rather keep your to-do list where it is and track the goals themselves: steps, habits and numbers.
- You want to reflect on each goal as the year goes, with questions that change with how it's going.
- You'd rather not make an account: your goals stay on your iPhone and in your own iCloud.
Side by side
| Feature | Resolutely | Griply |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, every feature. Optional tips. | Free for 2 goals, 2 habits and 5 projects, with unlimited tasks. Premium is $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year, or $149.99 once, with a 7-day free trial. |
| Platforms | iPhone (iOS 17 or later) | iPhone (iOS 18 or later), Android, Mac, Windows and the web |
| What you track | Goals as steps, habits or number targets | Goals with a start value, target and deadline, plus habits, projects and tasks, sorted into life areas |
| Big goals broken into steps | Yes: milestones with dates, Milestone Alerts and a question when you finish one | Projects and tasks under each goal. Subgoals and the goal timeline need Premium. |
| Number targets and pace | Yes: any number, with the pace you're at and the pace you need | Yes: a start value, target and deadline, with a progress chart |
| How habits are measured | Consistency over a window you choose (1 week to 30 days) against your own target, plus streaks | Completion rate and perfect weeks, on flexible schedules. Habit targets need Premium. |
| Daily tasks and calendar | Today's Three: up to three things a day, on your Lock Screen. No calendar. | A full task manager and Today view, with Google Calendar and Outlook events. Time blocking needs Premium. |
| Reflection | Guided questions that change with each goal's status; written on the iPhone by Apple Intelligence on iOS 26 | A weekly planning nudge, and an insights dashboard on Premium |
| Widgets and Lock Screen | Six widgets, Lock Screen widgets, and a Today Live Activity | Widgets for today's list, habits and goals, and Lock Screen widgets |
| Account and sync | Your private iCloud. No account. | Needs an account. Syncs across your phone, desktop and the web. |
| App Store rating (Oct 2026) | 5.0 from 12 ratings | 4.7 from 208 ratings |
Facts about Griply come from Griply on the App Store, griply.app/pricing and griply.app/download, checked October 24, 2026. Griply is a trademark of Griply; this page isn't affiliated with them. Spot something out of date? Email aloha@mahalomochi.com.
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