9x9 Goal Grid [Multitaskers Tool]
Most tools let you add tasks forever. This one doesn’t. One main goal. Eight subgoals. Eight actions each. Runs entirely in the browser. No accounts. Exportable. This is a client-only app. No backend. No auth. The grid is intentionally finite. You get 64 action slots. That constraint is the point. Built it because infinite lists made prioritization worse. Import/Export works seamlessly. Looking for feedback from people who feel stuck planning big goals. Happy to answer technical or design questions.
9x9 Goal Grid [Multitaskers Tool] launched on January 7, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,189 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Most productivity tools reward accumulation. This one enforces limits. 9x9Goals is a browser-only implementation of the Harada Method. You plan using a fixed grid: One main goal Eight supporting subgoals Eight concrete actions per subgoal That’s the entire canvas. You can’t add more. No accounts. No databases. No tracking. Your plan lives in local storage and can be exported as an image or JSON. Built for people who want structure without subscriptions, dashboards, or infinite lists.
The Harada Method 9×9 grid planner. Simple, visual, and brutally effective. No accounts. Turn one goal into 81 clear actions.
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