Reclaim

The goal tracking app where every goal becomes a mountain. For big personal projects, sport, music or making things: split them into camps, then small steps, and the summit gets closer.

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On iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac. In English and French.

Reclaim home screen: three goals in progress, including “Launch Reclaim” at 44%

Reclaim goal screen: the “Launch Reclaim” mountain at 44%, with its camps

From the summit to the next step

Home shows your mountains. A mountain shows its camps, a camp shows the trail step by step.

Reclaim: the goal “Launch Reclaim” at 44%, split into camps

Reclaim: home with three goals in progress

What it does: Reclaim

Goals as mountains
Every goal becomes a mountain: camps for the big stages, then steps small enough to need almost no motivation.
One action: complete
Complete a step and the progress climbs on its own to the summit. A step that is too big splits into sub-steps.
No clock
No dates, durations or streaks: you move at your own pace, with no deadlines and no guilt.
The logbook
Every week, then every month, a single question: what moved forward?
Three lights
Each goal gets its own landscape, at dawn, at dusk or at night, and the app icon can follow.
Offline
Complete steps even in airplane mode; everything syncs when the network is back.

No ads, no data resale.

Your next step, wherever you are

iPhone
The full app: your mountains, their camps and the trail step by step.
Apple Watch
The current step and complications on your wrist.
Mac
Your mountains, big, on your Mac.
Widgets
Complete “Next step” without opening the app.
Live Activity
The current camp on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Siri and Spotlight
Complete your next step by voice.

How I built it

Expo and React Native
Expo SDK 58, React Native 0.88 and TypeScript, with expo-router for navigation.
Native extensions in Swift
Widgets, the Live Activity, the Apple Watch app and its complications are native targets written in Swift, next to the React Native app.
Firebase
Sign-in (Apple, Google, email, anonymous), Firestore for data and Cloud Messaging for notifications; Cloud Functions for reminders and account deletion.
Tested security
Firestore and Storage rules are tested on emulators, like the Cloud Functions.
Testing and continuous integration
Jest for the app, Maestro end-to-end flows, and a GitHub Actions CI that checks types, lint and tests on every push.
In English and French
The app and its Next.js website exist in both languages.