What you are doing
Saving up for something specific.
A trip, a laptop, a deposit, a quiet month with nothing owing. Set the number, add to it whenever you can, and watch the month around it make room.
Saving goes wrong in the month, not in the goal.
Deciding to save is the easy half. The part that comes apart is the four weeks in between, where the money quietly goes somewhere else. Seeing both at once, the goal and the month it has to come out of, is what changes it.
- The goal is clear and the month it comes out of is not
- A slow month feels like failing, so people stop looking
- Money set aside gets spent because nothing marked it
The goal, then the room for it.
A goal on its own is a wish. A goal beside a report is a plan you can actually check.
1
Name the goal and the number.
The ring shows how much of it is behind you, which is easier to read at a glance than a balance.
2
Find the room in the report.
Your month by category, biggest first. The room is usually sitting in the first two lines.
3
Put a cap on the line you picked.
One budget, one category, and a bar that fills. Nothing turns red if you go past it.
What saving up leans on.
The ring is the visible part. The other three are what actually move it.
FAQ
Good to know.
How many goals can I have?
1 on the free plan and unlimited on Premium, so you can save for the trip and the laptop at the same time with a ring for each.
Does the app move the money for me?
No. Nothing here touches a real account. You log what you put aside, the same way you log a spend.
What if I miss a month?
Nothing happens. There is no streak to break and no reminder built to make you feel behind. The goal just waits.
Other ways people use it
Want to work the number out first?
Savings goal calculatorWhatever your month looks like, it starts the same way.
Know where your money goes.
Free to start, no account, and you can be logging in under a minute.