Jelly Grid:Habit&Goal Planner

About this app

Big goals sound amazing—but they’re hard to act on every day. Jelly Grid is a goal management app that helps you turn your New Year’s goals into a clear plan you can actually follow, using a simple 9×9 planning grid called “Mandalart.” It breaks one big goal into smaller steps, so you can start with a tiny action you can do right now—your habits and routines. Mandalart became famous for one simple reason: When you break a goal into smaller pieces, achieving it becomes realistic. Jelly Grid brings that method into an easy app experience—so “Where do I even start?” becomes “Today, I’ll do this one square.” 1) A 9×9 grid that turns goals into doable steps - Put your main goal in the center, then naturally expand outward into sub-goals, strategies, and specific actions. - Turn vague ambitions into concrete habits and routines, so you always know what to do next. 2) Goal management that builds achievement, one check at a time - Today isn’t about being perfect—it’s about finishing something. Small completions create real momentum. - See your progress at a glance and manage your New Year’s goals through a simple flow: plan → do → achieve. 3) Built for small wins that help you stay consistent - The bigger the goal, the smaller and easier the next action should be. - Start soft and simple, then build strong results through steady habits and routines. * Privacy Policy: https://crafa.notion.site/JellyGrid-Privacy-Policy-2fa02effe92a8057ad73f7fb81154fe1 * Terms of Service: https://crafa.notion.site/JellyGrid-Service-Terms-2fa02effe92a80c39438c72c857

• Fixed an issue where purchases were charged but Premium was not applied • Reopening the app now restores your previous purchase automatically • Clearer messages when something goes wrong during checkout We’re sorry to everyone this affected. Thank you for letting us know.

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1. First observed Sep 5, 2026 · 1:08 PM Free