Logging progress

Progress is what powers your pace forecast. Steer keeps logging as quick as possible — usually a single tap — and for some goals it happens automatically.

#Metric goals: log a value

For a metric goal, tap Log and enter how much you did — 2 books, 5 km, €100 saved. Steer adds it to your running total and updates the forecast.

• The amount uses a keypad with quick-amount chips, so you rarely type a full number.
• Each entry is dated, so you can log something you did yesterday too.

There's also a Complete now action that finishes a metric goal immediately, even if the number isn't fully there yet — handy when you've decided it's good enough. To avoid accidents, it asks for a quick confirmation tap.

#Time goals: log a time

If your metric goal is measured in time (a time to beat), tap Log time and enter how long your attempt took with the hours / minutes / seconds picker. Steer keeps your fastest attempt as your progress and marks the goal done the moment you beat the target — no "Complete now" needed. More on time goals →

#Milestone goals: mark it done

For a milestone goal, there's no number — just Mark done. For recurring milestones, that marks the current period complete; miss a period and it shows as missed. You can toggle either way:

• Marked something done by mistake? Undo it.
• Missed a period you actually did? Mark it done after the fact.

A second confirmation tap protects the "done" action so you never complete a goal by a stray tap.

#Recurring goals: this period

For recurring goals, logging applies to the current period. Once you've hit a period's target, Steer shows it as done and the only action left is Mark undone (which clears that period if you logged it by mistake).

#Let it log itself

The nicest way to track a goal is not to. When a metric goal is linked to a connected fitness app, your activities flow in automatically:

• Go for a run, and your "Run 1,000 km" goal ticks up on its own.
• Your pace forecast stays current with zero effort.

#Fixing past entries

Made a mistake or forgot to log? Open View history for the goal. You can edit an entry's date or value, or delete it entirely — and the forecast recalculates instantly.

Read about history & timeline →

#Where to next