Feature · Goals

Weekly outreach goals that survive busy delivery weeks.

Every freelancer knows the failure mode: outreach happens when client work is quiet, which means it never compounds. Goals fixes the cadence — set a weekly target once, and Orty tracks progress automatically against your actual activity.

How it works

  • Set it once — pick a weekly target in the Profile tab: leads scored, pitches sent, or bookings — whatever number honestly predicts income for you.
  • It tracks itself — every rating, draft, and logged outcome updates progress. No manual tick-boxes, no separate habit app.
  • Mondays reset — a fresh week, a quiet progress nudge. Miss a week and the streak restarts without shame theater — the next week starts anyway.

Why weekly, not daily

Daily streaks punish the delivery crunch that defines freelance life — three render-overnight days and the streak dies, taking motivation with it. A weekly target absorbs crunch weeks and still enforces the only thing that compounds: showing up every week, roughly ten scored prospects and three pitches at a time.

Goals + the rest of the loop

Goals sit on top of the machinery: Rate scores candidates fast enough that hitting the number takes minutes, the CRM logs everything automatically, and Diagnostics reviews whether the activity is converting. The goal just keeps the flywheel spinning on schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What target should I set?
Start with the default rhythm: ten prospects scored and three personalized pitches per week. After a month, adjust based on your reply rate — if replies are strong, raise pitches; if silent, hold volume and let Diagnostics tell you why.
Does it nag me?
Quietly, at most. Progress appears in the app and a Monday reset gives a gentle nudge — there are no red badges engineered for anxiety. Consistency tools should reduce friction, not add guilt.
Do goals work on the Free tier?
Yes — goal setting and tracking are included free, since they're powered by your local activity log rather than the capped AI features.