Most goal apps make you write lists. Manifest is different — it combines a visual vision board with structured goal tracking, so you don’t just set goals, you see them every day. Built for people who believe in the law of attraction but want something more actionable than a Pinterest board. Set your goals, build your vision board, track your progress, and let the app keep you anchored to what you’re working towards. No fluff. Just clarity, focus, and momentum.
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I’m Binod — a surgical trainee in the UK who built Manifest in my spare time between shifts.
I’ve always believed in the power of visualisation, but every app I tried was either too vague (just a mood board) or too rigid (just a task list). I wanted something that combined both — so I built it myself.
Manifest lets you create a visual vision board tied to real, trackable goals. The idea is simple: see your goals every day, stay connected to why they matter, and track the progress that proves you’re moving forward.
I have zero background in app development. This was built with determination, a lot of late nights, and tools like Claude Code and React Native. If I can ship an app between night shifts, I’d like to think Manifest can help you achieve whatever you’re working towards too.
Would love your honest feedback — what would make this more useful for you?
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Love the combo of vision board and goal tracking, feels way more intentional than just a checklist app. One thing I'd really want is a daily push notification that shows a random image from your vision board with the related goal underneath, so it actually anchors you instead of relying on you to open the app on your own.
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One thing I'd love is a daily 30-second check-in that shows a quick snapshot of my top vision board image plus today's progress on each goal. It would make opening the app feel more grounding and less like another task to manage.
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honestly love the vision board angle, feels way more motivating than staring at a checklist. one thing i'd suggest is adding a daily reflection prompt, like a quick journaling field right under your goals each morning. would help connect the emotional visualization side with actually tracking mindset shifts over time, you know. could even surface patterns in your own thinking later. pretty sure that's where the real momentum lives.
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Love the idea of pairing a vision board with real goal tracking instead of just pretty images. One thing I'd suggest is adding a quick morning or evening check-in prompt that shows your vision board with one small action for the day, so it feels less like static inspiration and more like a daily nudge tied to your actual progress.
Love the combo of vision board and goal tracking, feels way more intentional than just a checklist app. One thing I'd really want is a daily push notification that shows a random image from your vision board with the related goal underneath, so it actually anchors you instead of relying on you to open the app on your own.
One thing I'd love is a daily 30-second check-in that shows a quick snapshot of my top vision board image plus today's progress on each goal. It would make opening the app feel more grounding and less like another task to manage.
honestly love the vision board angle, feels way more motivating than staring at a checklist. one thing i'd suggest is adding a daily reflection prompt, like a quick journaling field right under your goals each morning. would help connect the emotional visualization side with actually tracking mindset shifts over time, you know. could even surface patterns in your own thinking later. pretty sure that's where the real momentum lives.
Love the idea of pairing a vision board with real goal tracking instead of just pretty images. One thing I'd suggest is adding a quick morning or evening check-in prompt that shows your vision board with one small action for the day, so it feels less like static inspiration and more like a daily nudge tied to your actual progress.