HealthRally is a web service that lets you motivate friends by incentivizing them. You can start using the site by specifying who it is you want to motivate – yourself, your spouse, a relative, a friend, or a coworker. You can then proceed to specify what task you want to have accomplished.

Friends can gather to support the motivation team and create a rally for the cause. Supporters pledge money to achieve real rewards that are given when the tasks have been completed. You can choose any reward from a spa day to an iPad – it is up to you.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Helps motivate people.
• You can gather supporters to motivate friends.
• You can set real rewards for when the task has been accomplished.

Check out HealthRally @ http://www.healthrally.com (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

21Habit is all about starting or breaking a new habit in 21 days. Once you log in with your Facebook or create a new account, they offer two options. The first one involves investing 21 dollars. Each day you fail to meet the goal, they take a dollar and donate it to charity. If you meet the goal, you keep your money. The second choice is free, and it relies on you to stick with it without monetary motivation.

Either way, you still check in every day to report your progress towards your goal. You log in a report on how you did for the day, each day, for 21 days, until you have either broken your habit, or started a new one. You can share your successes on Facebook and Twitter, and let the world know you are improving your life.

Features:

• Log in with Facebook for quicker access.
• Create a positive new habit or kick a negative bad one.
• Free and donation based options, depending on how much motivation you need.
• Easy to use.

Find 21Habit @ 21habit.com

Remind My New Year’s Resolutions is a free to use web service that reminds you of your resolutions throughout the year. All you have to do is visit the service’s homepage and specify 5 New Year’s resolutions. Next you enter your email address where you will be sent reminder emails. The service will send you 5 reminder emails through the year and then one final email on the last day of the year. This way you will be reminded of your resolutions and, in the end, be able to judge how well you stuck with them.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Reminds you of your New Year resolutions.
• Lets you enter 5 resolutions.
• Sends you 5 emails a year.
• Sends a final email at the end of the year to help judge how well you stuck to your resolutions.

Check out “Remind My New Year’s Resolutions” @ http://www.remindmynewyearsresolutions.com (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

The motivation by Aherk to help you achieve your goals is presented in a very unique way – blackmailing. If you do not achieve your goals within the allotted time period a compromising photograph of you is posted on your Facebook account!

The service is really quite simple to use. You log into it using your Facebook account and then you define your goal and upload a compromising photo that you would never want uploaded to Facebook. When the deadline for your goal passes, the app asks your friends to vote on whether or not you successfully completed your goal. Depending on how they vote, your photo may be uploaded to your Facebook account.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Motivates you to achieve your goals.
• Lets you define your goals.
• Uploads a compromising photo to your Facebook in case goal has not been achieved.
• Similar tools: TextMotivate, Daily Motivator and 101-Smart-Goals.

Check out Aherk @ www.aherk.com (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

Illuum is an excellent web service that offers free and premium packages.  Since the free one includes nearly all the features and is only potentially ad-supported, most users will stick with it. The site lets you rate your days from a scale of 1 to 10 ranging worst days to the best. For each day you can record a rating, detail what you did, and additionally add trackables. These trackables are goals or polls that you can set. While filling out details of any day you can also fill in the trackable and view a graphical summary of them later. For example you can track whether or not wanted to buy a guitar every day of the month; if by the end of the month you see that you wanted to buy a guitar throughout the month, you should go ahead and buy it. Similarly the trackables option can be used in a multitude of ways.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you track your happiness.
• Lets you rate your days.
• Lets you add trackables to your days.
• Similar tools: MoodPanda.
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Check out Illuum @ www.illuum.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Accompl.sh starts by putting in at least 10 items for your goals list. Once you complete listing your goals, it is automatically shared to your followers. Accompl.sh requires that you list 10 goals before you can lock the list, and once locked you cannot change it. This reinforces your commitment to finish the goals you set.

Accompl.sh is a good way to share your goals to the users and get inspiration from others who are completing or who have accomplished similar goals.

Features:

• to do list that focuses on one goal at a time.
• view the list of goals of friends.
• see the progress of friends goals list.
• add followers and follow others.
• explore lists and group of friends with lists.

Check out Accompl.sh @ http://accompl.sh

You start by creating an account on the site – a step that does not involve revealing your email address. Once you sign in with your username and password, you can begin adding goals to your account. You can add a category for each goal along with a date. Optionally you can add up to 10 goals as active tasks in case you are currently working on them.

Examples of active tasks can be responding to emails or exercising regularly. When you complete goals, you can click on the check mark at the end of them; this shifts the goal to the Achievements tab where you can view all of your completed goals.

Features:

• A user-friendly web app.
• Helps complete goals.
• Lets you record active and long-term goals.
• Lets you add categories and dates for goals.
• Maintains an Achievements tab for completed goals.

Check out 101-Smart-Goals @ www.101-smart-goals.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

To use Day Zero and start creating your list of goals, you need to sign up for an account first. Once you start adding goals, they will be immediately included in your ‘things to do’ list. If you feel that a goal is not realistic to do in the near future, you may put them in the ‘someday’ list. You can edit the progress or the status of a particular goal by clicking on it on the list. Your account also indicates the percentage of the goals that you have completed on your list.

Day Zero is a great initiative for people to get started on the things that they wanted to do in their lives. With it, you may track and organize your goals, no matter how simple or complicated they may be.

Features:

• Create a list of 101 things to do in 1,001 days.
• Organize and track your goals as well as their progress.
• Write down notes on your progress updates.
• Find things to do by checking out what others have added on their list.
• Discover interesting things to do and add to your list.
• Make your list private.
• Similar Tools: MySomeday, GoalBot, 43Things, GetGoaling and stickK.

Check out Day Zero Project @ www.dayzeroproject.com

FolderBoy is a simple to use web service that lets you manage your tasks. Instead of lists, the site lets you organize tasks as folders. You can create subfolders to organize tasks and then further subfolders to define minor tasks. Completed tasks can either be removed or indicated complete in which case you will see a strikethrough line. Tasks can be shared with others to facilitate collaboration; sharing is done by sending out email invitations.

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Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you manage tasks.
• Lets you create folders, subfolders, and further subfolders to better organize tasks.
• You can edit, delete, and mark tasks as complete.
• You can invite others to view your tasks and collaborate.
• Similar tools: GoalsOnTrack, WeekPlan, Toodledo and Webplanner.

Check out FolderBoy @ www.folderboy.com/welcome.htm (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Obviously, having an iPhone, and hence the iPhone app becomes a prerequisite to use this tool. While you can sign up on their site, I’m not sure if you can use it to submit your location on any mobile phone. Their site only focuses on the iPhone app.

Features

• iPhone app to track your location based commitments.
• Integrates with Facebook and lets your friends know about your progress.

Check out Getupp @ www.getupp.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)