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Fitness ·
9×9 goal sheets with deadlines and history
A 9×9 goal sheet you’ll actually come back to.
Put one goal in the middle, the eight things it depends on around it, and eight concrete steps for each. Give them deadlines, track what’s done, and keep every change.
Free to start. You need an account (email and password). On Free, what you write in a sheet stays on this device.
Free: up to 5 sheets on this device ·
Get drafted out of high school17/45 complete · Completion rate 38%
Overall progress: 38 percent complete
High-school pitcher sheet. Center goal: Go pro. Eight categories: Fitness, Velocity, Control, Pitches, Mindset, Food, Sleep, School. 17 of 45 entries complete.
1 central goal ·
You may have seen this sheet on paper.
The 9×9 goal sheet became widely known through the one Shohei Ohtani filled in as a high-school student. mandaragrid is the same format, plus the things paper can’t do: deadlines, progress, and a change history.What is a Mandala Chart?
A 3×3 grid of 3×3 grids. The middle cell holds your goal, the eight cells around it hold what that goal depends on, and each of those becomes the center of its own block with eight concrete steps — 64 in all. “Mandala Chart” is a registered trademark of the Mandala Chart Association in Japan. mandaragrid is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Shohei Ohtani.
1central goal
8category goals
64strategies
How it works
One goal, eight areas,sixty-four steps.
Big goals stay vague, or turn into a to-do list with no shape. The 9×9 keeps the goal, what it depends on, and the next steps on one screen.
A nine by nine goal grid for the marathon training sheet showing only the center goal — every category and cell is still empty
Write the goal in the middle.
One sentence for the result you want — not a task.
The same grid with all eight category names filled in and every cell still empty
Name the eight things it depends on.
What has to be true for the goal to happen? Those become the eight category goals around it.
The same grid fully filled in, with all eight categories and their eight strategies each complete
Break each one into eight steps.
Each category gets its own 3×3 block, so you end up with 64 concrete strategies.
You don’t have to fill all 64. Empty cells are fine.
Examples
Any goal that takes more than a week.
Three sheets people might make. Every sheet starts empty, and the words are yours.
Work in English with confidence
Vocabulary ·
Finish my first marathon under four hours
Training ·
Examples only.
Coming back
Open it and know where you are.
You shouldn’t have to re-read everything each time. Home shows the sheet you were in, what’s due, and what changed, so you can pick up in a few seconds.
The Home screen showing the pitcher’s sheet progress, next actions, and recent activity
HomePicks up where you left off: the last sheet and view, not a dashboard.
SheetsAll your sheets in one list. No folders to maintain.
Grid / ListSee the whole 9×9, or work through it as a list with room to write.
TodayJust what’s due today, when you want a shorter view.
InsightsWhich areas are moving and which have gone quiet, without turning goals into a score.
Changing the plan
Change the plan. Keep the history.
Plans change over a year. Move a deadline, rewrite a step, even replace the goal. History keeps each version, so you can see what changed and go back.
Deadlines stay on the goal they belong to
Progress is counted across the whole 9×9
Each meaningful change is listed with a date
Any earlier version can be previewed and restored
A list of recent changes to the pitcher’s sheet, with preview and restore controls
Where it runs
The same sheet, wherever you open it.
Web today; Desktop, iOS, and Android as they ship. Free keeps a sheet on one device. Pro keeps it in sync.
Desktop
In internal testingA small sheet window that stays above other apps, opened from the tray.
macOS · notarization pending
Mobile
Available now (mobile web)Works in a mobile browser today. Native iOS and Android apps are in development.
Coming to the App StoreComing to Google Play
Widget
PlannedPlanned: your goal and progress on the home screen.
Sync stays off until you turn it on.
Desktop · in internal testing
A small window that stays on top.
Pin a compact sheet above other windows while you work, and put it away in the tray when you don’t need it. The app’s interface is Japanese-only for now.
macOS · notarization pending
The same grid with all eight category names filled in and every cell still empty
The Home screen showing the pitcher’s sheet progress, next actions, and recent activity
High-school pitcher sheet. Center goal: Go pro. Eight categories: Fitness, Velocity, Control, Pitches, Mindset, Food, Sleep, School. 17 of 45 entries complete.
Mobile & widgets
Check the goal from your phone.
Open and update the full 9×9 in a mobile browser today. Native apps with home-screen widgets are in development.
Coming to the App StoreComing to Google Play
Local first
Your sheets stay on your device unless you say otherwise.
On Free, sheet content is never uploaded. Pro sync is there when you want the same sheet on more than one device.
On this device
On Free, what you write stays on the device you wrote it on.
A miniature grid summarizing the goal’s eight categories
Cloud
Sync when you choose
Turn on Pro sync to use the same sheet on Web, Desktop, and Mobile, and to recover it if you lose a device.
WebDesktopMobile
CSV import on every plan.Pro exports to CSV, Markdown, image, and PDF.
This is about sheet content. Account, billing, and diagnostic data are covered in the Privacy Policy.
What’s not here
Some things we leave out on purpose.
mandaragrid is for your goals, not for an audience. So there is no:
Social feeds
Public profiles
Live shared editing
Comments and reactions
A template marketplace
Built-in AI chat
Ads on your sheets, deadlines, progress, or history
General task management
If you need those, another tool will serve you better.
Pricing
Free on one device. Pro to sync and keep history.
The 9×9 itself is free. Pro pays for sync, backups, and the change history.
Free
¥0
Everything you need to build and keep a 9×9 on one device.
Up to 5 sheets on this device
Create and edit 9×9 sheets
Grid and List views
Deadlines and progress
Home, Today, and Insights
CSV import
Sheet content stays local
Activity history on this device
Passwords need 15 characters or more. Free may show one small, non-personalized ad at the end of the Sheets and Templates lists — never on a sheet itself.
ProComing soon
¥380 / month · or ¥2,900 / year — save 36%
The same sheet on every device, with a full change history and recovery.
Unlimited sheets
Everything in Free
Sync between your devices (Desktop, iOS, and Android as they ship)
Recovery after device loss or replacement (beta)
Sheet change history and restore (1 year or 500 revisions per sheet)
Export to CSV, Markdown, image, and PDF
Cloud view-only share links with passcode and expiry (beta)
No ads
Authenticated remote MCP (beta)
Billed in Japanese yen, tax included. Pro billing opens with the public release — start on Free now and upgrade then.
Remote MCP is off by default. It lets a client you choose read and write only the sheets you allow, and you can revoke access at any time.
The long run
Made to be used for years.
Goals take time, so the app has to stay around. That means a narrow scope, prices you can predict, no advertising built on your goals, and a way to take your data out.
Narrow on purposeWe won’t turn this into a general project manager.
Predictable pricingPlan limits and any price change are announced in advance.
Your data, portableCSV import is free, and Pro exports to open formats.
Changes in the openEvery release is listed on the changelog.
Start with the cell in the middle.
Write one goal. The rest of the sheet can wait.
On Free, your sheet content stays on your device.