Run reviews, 1:1s, and feedback that reference real goal progress — not a year-end memory test. The record is already in the room, so every rating points to something you can show.
Run structured review cycles where the OKR record is right there in the review — self and manager input, goal evidence, and next-cycle focus, all in one flow. No reconstructing a quarter from recall.
Place every team member by performance and potential on a single grid. OKR progress seeds the performance axis — you make the final call — so you spot your stars and who needs coaching with evidence, not gut feel.
Gather input from peers, managers, and self-assessments in one place, with clear competency scoring and AI-generated summaries. Identify strengths and growth areas — without chasing feedback across tools.
Run structured, consistent one-to-ones without the prep overhead. Build shared agendas, track action items, and see an OKR snapshot for each person — so every conversation has context and a record.
Give, receive, and request feedback at any point in the cycle — praise, constructive notes, or general input, public to the recognition feed or private. Development conversations stay connected to the work that's actually happening.
The tools that connect people data to goal data — and lead with the full picture.
See where every person and goal sits across progress and momentum — who's leading, rising, coasting, or at risk — before it's too late to act.
Measure how your team feels, not just how they perform. Run surveys alongside cycles, track sentiment over time, and catch retention risks early.
Schedule performance reviews and mid-cycle check-ins straight to Google Calendar or Outlook — and surface who's behind or at risk before the cycle ends.
Score against clear competencies across reviews, so evaluations stay consistent and comparable — not a different bar for every manager.
Log coaching notes against each person, in one place, so nothing important falls through the cracks between one-to-ones.
Assign managers to departments and teams so review ownership is clear from the start — the creator lands as manager, no ambiguity.
Run reviews, 1:1s, and feedback with the goal record already in the room — so every rating points to something real. Free for up to 5 users, set up in an afternoon.