Goal
Savings goal tracker: target, deadline, and the math between
A savings goal needs three numbers: the target, the deadline, and the monthly amount that connects them. A savings goal tracker puts all three on the calendar — progress visible by date, transfers scheduled, and the goal date moving closer with every funded month.
- Goals with dates
Every goal has a target amount and a target date on the calendar.
- Auto-funded transfers
Recurring transfers move the goal forward every payday, automatically.
- Progress projection
See whether the current monthly amount hits the deadline — or misses by how much.
- Free core
Budget goals and the calendar are free forever; Pro is one-time.
The three-number plan
Pick the goal, pick the date, and the required monthly amount is simple math — (target − current) ÷ months left. The calendar makes the plan real: a recurring transfer on payday, the running goal balance, and a projection that tells you months in advance if the math changed.
Common goals worth tracking
- Emergency fund at 3–6 months of expenses
- Vacation, wedding, or a new car
- House down payment
- Annual bills smoothed into monthly set-asides
Frequently asked questions
What is a savings goal tracker?
A tool that connects a target amount, a deadline, and scheduled transfers — with progress and projection on a calendar.
How much should I save each month?
Divide what remains to the goal by the months left. The tracker shows the number and adjusts as you contribute.
Is it free?
Yes — budget goals and the calendar are free forever.
Target, deadline, and the math in between
Free core, one-time Pro, no bank linking.