Is there a one-click import from Weekdone?

No. Add goals by hand, or connect an AI assistant (Claude, Codex, Cursor and others) to GoalNexa and give it your OKR list - it creates the goals and key results after you confirm a draft.

Does GoalNexa have weekly Plans, Progress, Problems reports?

No. Weekly progress lives in check-ins with notes, the activity feed and comments, and a weekly digest email sums up every goal you can see.

Is GoalNexa priced per user?

No. There is a free plan; paid plans have one flat price for a team, and members join free. See the pricing page.

Can we keep our data on our own servers?

Yes. The source code is public under the PolyForm Shield license; run it with Docker on your own server, and sign in with your company's OpenID Connect provider.

Weekdone alternative

A Weekdone alternative that forecasts your OKRs - at one flat price

Keep objectives, key results and weekly check-ins. GoalNexa adds a forecast for every key result, so the review starts with what won't make it - and the bill stays the same when the team grows past three.

Start free How to move

Free plan, no card needed. Members join free.

Weekdone and GoalNexa, side by side

	Weekdone	GoalNexa
Pricing model	Free for up to 3 users; then per user, in bands by team size	Free plan; then a flat price per team, members join free (pricing)
Progress of a key result	Moved with a slider (or a start and target value), objectives rolled up from their key results	Each check-in is a number; progress, forecast and health follow from it
Forecast to the end date	Not described on its current pages	Yes - per key result and per goal, drawn on its chart
Weekly updates	Plans, Progress, Problems reports, emailed to managers each week	Check-ins with notes, an activity feed, comments, and a daily or weekly digest email
Check in from	Web, iOS, Android and Windows apps, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email; Google Sheets and Zapier	Web, Android app, your AI assistant, a per-metric URL for scripts and automation tools
AI assistants	No AI assistant connection on its site	An MCP server on every plan: Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Windsurf
Beyond goals	1:1s, pulse surveys, kudos, a newsfeed; paid OKR coaching	Goals and numbers only
Run it yourself	No (hosted in the EU)	Yes - the source is public; Docker on your own server

Facts about Weekdone checked 2026-10-24 - sources at the end of the page.

Same ideas, different words

In Weekdone	In GoalNexa
Objective	A goal - with sub-goals for the teams or people under it
Key result	A metric: start → target, in its unit (it may go down, like costs)
Progress slider	A check-in: the new number and a note, dated when you say
Auto-colored progress	Health (on track, at risk, off track, achieved), from the forecast
Quarter	A cycle - goals join it, and closing it scores each goal 0-1
Weekly PPP report	The activity feed and the digest email
Team	An organization with teams; a goal template gives each team its own copy

Know mid-quarter which key results won't make it

One chart per goal: each key result's progress over time and where its pace lands it by the target date.
A health badge per goal, from the numbers.
Reminders when a check-in is due, and a daily or weekly digest email.

Each goal's progress over time, with where it's heading by its date

Past three people, the price stays put

Only the organization's owner pays; members join free.
Everything - charts, forecasts, teams, the AI assistant connection - is in every plan; bigger plans give more room.

Check in by just saying it

Tell your AI assistant "shipped 3 of the 5 integrations" - it finds the key result and logs it.
Or check in on the web or the Android app.
Numbers from other systems come in through each metric's own check-in URL.

Yours to keep

Download all your data as JSON from your account page, any time.
The source is public (GitHub) - run it on your own server with Docker if you'd rather hold it yourself.

When GoalNexa isn't the right pick

Your team runs on weekly Plans-Progress-Problems reports - that's Weekdone's core, and GoalNexa has no task-level weekly report.
You want 1:1s, pulse surveys and kudos next to your OKRs - GoalNexa tracks goals and numbers only.
You want an OKR coach to onboard the team - Weekdone sells that; GoalNexa doesn't.
Your team needs iPhone, Windows, Slack or Teams apps today - GoalNexa has a website and an Android app.
You're 3 people or fewer and happy with Weekdone's free plan.

Moving from Weekdone

Get your OKRs out

Weekdone offers exportable reports; a list of objectives and key results with their current values is all you need.

Create your organization

Recreate your goals

Add goals and metrics in the app, or give the list to an AI assistant connected to GoalNexa and ask it to set them up - it shows you a draft first.

Keep the rhythm

Set when each metric's check-in is due; reminders and the weekly digest replace the Friday report.

Questions

Is there a one-click import from Weekdone?: No. Add goals by hand, or connect an AI assistant (Claude, Codex, Cursor and others) to GoalNexa and give it your OKR list - it creates the goals and key results after you confirm a draft.
Does GoalNexa have weekly Plans, Progress, Problems reports?: No. Weekly progress lives in check-ins with notes, the activity feed and comments, and a weekly digest email sums up every goal you can see.
Is GoalNexa priced per user?: No. There is a free plan; paid plans have one flat price for a team, and members join free. See pricing.
Can we keep our data on our own servers?: Yes. The source code is public under the PolyForm Shield license; run it with Docker on your own server, and sign in with your company's OpenID Connect provider.