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Goalscape vs Nach

Goalscape

goalscape.com

Nach

nachapp.com

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FigureGoalscapeNach
Price from$0.69/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published52
Spec score · Goal Tracking Apps9.3 (#1)8.2 (#7)
FoundedGoalscape says it was founded in 2009 in Kiel; LinkedIn lists 2010 and 11–50 employees.2014
HeadquartersKiel, GermanyLondon, UK
Progress trackingProgress entered on lower-level goals rolls up through the map toward the central goal.Nach provides graphs and charts to review time and effort, and tracks progress toward goals and milestones.
PurposeGoalscape is visual goal management software for individuals, teams, and enterprises to map goals, subgoals, and tasks in a visual overview.Nach describes itself as a goal-setting and to-do list app for planning life goals and improving productivity.
SupportSupport is offered by email, phone, chat, public forum and a bookable 30-minute coaching or demo call.The subscription includes email support, and the Help Center invites users to contact Nach with issues, questions, or comments.

Plans

Goalscape

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$8.25 a year
  • Pro$8.25 a month
  • Enterprise$17.33 a year
  • Enterprise$17.33 a month

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Nach

  • NachPrice not published
  • Monthly subscription$5 a month

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In their own words

Goalscape

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.

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Nach

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