Planning
Simple Savings Path
One line from where you are today to where you want to be. Log your balance when you check in — above the line means on track, below means catch up. No monthly formulas, no spreadsheet required.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the target path line represent?
- It is the straight-line pace from your starting balance today to your goal amount on your target date. If your latest update sits on or above that line, you are on track for that date. Below the line means you would need to save a bit more to catch up.
- Do I have to add income dates?
- No. Income markers are optional. Add them if paydays help you remember when to check in — they appear as small floating icons on the timeline.
- How often should I log my balance?
- Whenever is useful for you — weekly, after each paycheck, or once a month. There is no right cadence. The tool is designed for quick glances, not daily accounting.
- Is my data saved?
- In this version, your path is stored in your browser only on this device. Account saving by email is planned for later — there is no signup required to use the tracker today.
- How is this different from a monthly savings calculator?
- Monthly calculators tell you how much to set aside each period. This tracker answers a simpler question: am I on pace right now? Use both if you want — calculators for the number, this tool for the habit.