A bespoke report template that standardises how your team sets, tracks, and reviews OKRs each week — with live metrics, progress charts, and annotated context all in one place.
Set up your first OKR cycleMost OKR tracking lives in a spreadsheet that nobody opens between quarters. The OKR Tracker is a structured weekly report template that pulls actual metric performance into a consistent format your team reviews together every week.
Each key result gets its own chart: target vs. actual, week by week, with annotations for context — a spike caused by a LinkedIn post, a dip caused by an outage. The narrative is built in, not reconstructed after the fact.
The data source is flexible depending on the level of automation your team wants. At the fully automated end, the report connects directly to your Semantic Nexus and refreshes without any manual input. If you're not there yet, it can be populated from a spreadsheet instead — giving you the same structured format while you build toward a more automated setup.
Q2 2026 · Week 5 of 13 · Three key results tracked across operations and marketing.
Q2 2026 OKR Weekly Check-in
Week of May 4, 2026 · 5 of 13 weeks tracked
Northfield Logistics
Implementation CSAT
Target: ≥ 9.0 · Operations
MQLs per Week
Target: 10 · Marketing
MQLs — Cumulative Q2
Running total vs. cumulative target · Marketing
Illustrative output — metrics and key results are configured per client context.
We are actively developing the OKR Tracker with Freeday to support their weekly team check-in for their implementation funnel. The report tracks key metrics that directly reflect the reliability and performance of their implementation process — giving the team a consistent, data-backed view every week and surfacing blockers before they compound.
The goal is to make the OKR Tracker accessible without a weeks-long implementation. We're working towards a template-based setup that lets clients define their key results, connect their data source, and have a working weekly check-in report running within a few hours — rather than a bespoke build from scratch each time.
The OKR Tracker is a report template — not a standalone product. Every implementation is built around your specific key results, your data model, and the metrics that actually matter to your team. That level of bespoke configuration makes it impractical to charge a recurring or usage-based fee.
We charge for the implementation work only: scoping which key results to track, wiring them to your live data in Semantic Nexus, and building the report in a format your team will actually use in their weekly rhythm.
Pricing model
Implementation fee only
No licence fee — you own the template once it's built.
Product Owner · Maintainer & developer
Founder · Maxq Analytics
Philip is the product owner and developer on the OKR Tracker. He designs the report structure, wires it to client data in Semantic Nexus, and adapts each implementation to the specific key results and team rhythm of the client.
We'll map your key results, wire them to your live data, and build the first weekly check-in together — so your team walks into the next review with a report that's already ready.
Set up your first OKR cycle