General Bots OKR Tracker vs Goalscape

General Bots OKR Tracker is a tool for aligning and tracking strategic objectives, key results, and team progress. Objectives can link to parent objectives and be assigned to quarterly or annual periods. Key results can have target values, while progress indicators mark objectives on track, at risk, or complete. Real-time dashboards show progress, risk flags, and status by team and quarter. The product page lists AI suggestions for objectives and key results based on data and past performance. Progress can sync from SQL databases or task lists, with reminders and progress briefs delivered in chat. Users can manage goals conversationally or use REST API endpoints for objectives, key results, periods, and alignment. Listed connectors include Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Google Drive, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. The suite is designed to run on customer-owned infrastructure, including a VM or bare metal with Docker; its page says data remains on the customer's hardware. The full source is available under AGPLv3. The Self-Hosted plan is free, with unlimited users and operations and no per-user licensing fees. The documentation labels Goals as Preview.

Goalscape is visual goal-management software for individuals, teams, and enterprises. It maps goals, subgoals, and tasks in a visual structure where each goal’s size reflects its importance. Users can mark impact and urgency with Now and Next tags, while progress on subgoals rolls up to the central goal. Goals can hold notes, attachments, timescales, responsible people, tags, and color coding. Teams can share private goalscapes, set collaborator access rights, invite users by email, and comment with email notifications; public goalscapes can be shared by link. Goalscape runs in a browser on desktop or mobile, with no device-count limit, and also runs natively inside Microsoft Teams. It connects to Claude through a beta MCP integration; the maker says project data is sent to Anthropic’s servers when Claude works on Goalscape projects. The free plan offers a 14-day trial with full Pro functionality and unlimited read access afterward. Pro costs $8.25 a year, billed yearly, and Enterprise costs $17.33 a year, billed yearly, with a 50-user minimum.