Shared goals: how a space works
Couple, family or team: how shared goals stay clear when several people work on them.
Shared goals usually fail on one question: who does it? A space in Gaapp answers it, because every goal has an owner — or is explicitly shared.
One container, not a toolkit
A space is the only place goals live. No projects, no departments. You switch the space and the screen stays the same.
Three roles are enough
- Owner: creates the space and invites people.
- Admin: manages goals and members in a team space.
- Member: works on goals.
Anything more is administration. And administration never reached a goal.
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