Help & FAQ

Goalbadger is a mentorship platform where people and mentors work on real goals together. Goal Maps, AI planning, next actions, and progress signals help advice turn into follow-through. You can also start with a personal Goal Map before connecting with a mentor.

Goalbadger uses one execution core across personal, mentoring, program, and organizational contexts. The available surfaces and permissions change with the role and workspace; the underlying Goal execution model does not.

Goalbadger supports individuals, Pathfinders, mentoring networks, accelerators, programs, and organizations that need to turn Goals or guidance into visible execution.

The core loop is Outcome → Goal Map → Next Action → Execute → Observe → Intervene or Recover → Outcome Evidence. AI, scheduling, mentoring, and analytics support that loop.

Yes. You can start with a personal Goal Map and later add Pathfinder support or work in a shared program or organizational context without moving to a separate execution system.

The execution core is shared. Plans add different limits, collaboration, administration, and visibility capabilities for different execution contexts.

Yes. When the Free plan is available, its current limits and included features appear in the plan cards above.

You can change plans through the available subscription controls. Your Goal Maps remain part of your account, while access to paid capabilities follows the plan that is active.

Current organizational and per-seat pricing appears in the plan cards when those plans are enabled. The displayed price reflects the configured plan and seat quantity.

Contact Goalbadger if you are evaluating a nonprofit or education program. Any special pricing or terms need to be confirmed before purchase.

Pathfinder access and commercial terms depend on the current workspace and plan. Marketplace transactions are separate and are not implied by Pathfinder approval.

Use Manage subscription to see the cancellation options and effective billing date for your current subscription.

Goal Map visibility depends on the workspace and sharing settings. Private maps stay private; shared maps are visible only in the contexts where access has been granted.

No. Goalbadger is built around scoped progress visibility: progress, blockers, support needs, and evidence, not continuous activity monitoring.

No. A Pathfinder's access is scoped to assigned relationships and explicitly shared context; Pathfinder access does not grant network-wide visibility.

You can start by creating a personal Goal Map. If you are part of a network or accelerator, you will receive an invitation to join their workspace.