Savings goals

Give every someday a number and a date

A dream without a figure is just a wish. Syncrofin’s savings goals turn the trip, the deposit, the new laptop into something you can actually watch approach — a target, a date, and a ring that fills as you go. Money you set aside quietly leaves your spendable balance, so the amount you see is genuinely yours to spend.

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Woman tracking a savings goal with the Syncrofin savings goals app
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Couple planning a savings goal together on a phone
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Person watching savings goal progress on the tracker app
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The wish, made concrete

Name it, price it, date it — and it becomes real

Every goal starts with three honest inputs: what you’re saving for, how much it takes, and when you want it done. That’s the moment a vague someday turns into a plan with edges — the villa in June, the deposit by spring, the camera before the trip.

Whether it’s a home, a car, a wedding or a rainy day, you pick the kind of goal and Syncrofin gives it a place to live and a progress to chase.

  • A name, a target amount and a target date
  • Nine goal types, from Home and Travel to Medical
  • Start from zero or from what you’ve already put aside
Setting a savings goal on a vision board
Momentum you can see

A ring that fills, and a countdown that keeps you honest

Progress is the fuel. Each contribution nudges the ring further round and the “to go” figure lower, turning saving into something you can feel rather than something you merely intend. And if you overshoot the target, the extra is kept and celebrated, not quietly clipped back.

A gentle countdown to the date keeps ambition tethered to reality — close enough to motivate, never so loud it turns saving into stress.

  • A live progress ring and an exact “to go” figure
  • Over-saving is preserved, shown as over target
  • A date-aware countdown to the finish line
Watching savings goal progress grow in a jar
Saving that actually sets money aside

Goal money leaves your spendable balance — for real

This is the part most trackers skip. When you add to a goal, that money genuinely steps out of your everyday balance in the same breath, so it can’t be counted twice and can’t be accidentally spent. The number you have left to spend is the truth, not an optimistic guess.

Change your mind and delete a goal, and the balance flows straight back to your cash — nothing trapped, nothing lost, no penalty for a plan that changed.

  • Contributions move real cash out of your spendable total
  • Deleting a goal returns the money to your balance
  • Your “left to spend” always reflects money truly free
Celebrating a savings milestone at home
Save in the money that fits the goal

A goal in the currency it belongs to

Saving for something abroad, or earning in more than one currency? Each goal holds its own, kept exact and separate from the rest — no conversion smoothing the edges, no single blended number pretending your money lives in one country.

It’s the same principle that runs through all of Syncrofin: the currency belongs to the amount, and the amount is always shown as what it truly is.

  • One currency per goal, kept precise
  • 127 currencies to choose from
  • No hidden conversion, ever
Saving toward a travel goal in any currency
Questions

Savings goals, answered

You set a name, a target amount and a target date, then add to the goal over time. A progress ring and a “to go” figure show how close you are, with a countdown to your date.
Yes. When you contribute, the amount leaves your spendable balance in the same transaction, so it isn’t double-counted. Delete a goal and the money returns to your cash balance.
The extra is kept and shown as over target — nothing is clipped or lost. Your progress simply reads beyond 100%.
Each goal carries its own currency from a choice of 127, kept exact and separate. There’s no conversion between them.
Savings goals are part of Syncrofin Pro. Recording your income and expenses is free for everyone.

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Turn a someday into a countdown

Set a target, watch it fill, and keep the money truly set aside.

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