Savings goals

A goal in Finvot is a planned savings target for something you want — a trip, a car, studies, an emergency fund. You set a target amount and, optionally, a deadline; Finvot tracks your progress, how much is left, and how much you should contribute each month to get there on time.

The best part: you contribute by marking your real expenses as a contribution to the goal, so the saving you already do shows up on its own.

Create a goal

Go to Profile → Goals and tap New goal

Pick the currency and type the target amount

Give it a name, and optionally a deadline

Pick an icon and a color, and save

Captura pendienteScreen recording: creating a goal from Profile → Goals — New goal button, currency, target amount, deadline, icon and color, save.

The deadline is optional, but it helps

If you add a deadline, Finvot shows the days remaining and suggests a monthly contribution to get there on time. Without a deadline, the goal still works like a piggy bank with no due date.

Contribute from an expense

In Finvot a contribution is an expense transaction you mark as a contribution to the goal. No need to log your saving twice: you use the transaction you already have.

Open the expense you want to count as saving

In the detail, tap the Goal contribution option

Choose the goal you want to contribute to

A goal's saved amount is the sum of the expenses you linked to it. To remove a contribution, open the same expense and choose None.

Captura pendienteGoals list with the total-saved summary card and each goal showing its progress bar, percentage, and days remaining.

Captura pendienteGoal detail: large progress, suggested monthly contribution, days remaining, and the list of contributions.

Captura pendienteExpense detail with the Goal contribution option and the goal picker.

Track your progress

Each goal shows at a glance:

Progress % — how far along you are toward your target.
Saved / target — the accumulated amount against the goal.
Days remaining — how long until the deadline (if you set one).
Suggested monthly contribution — how much to put in per month to arrive on time.

Above the list, a summary card adds up the total saved across all your goals. When a goal reaches 100%, it's marked as completed 🎉.

Good to know

Contributions still count as spending: marking an expense as a contribution doesn't remove it from your budget or reports — it just tags it to the goal.
Personal expenses only: you can contribute from personal expenses (not income, transfers, or shared couple expenses).
Personal goals: for now goals are individual, not shared with a partner.
No deadline: the goal works the same, you just won't see days remaining or a suggested monthly contribution.
Multi-currency: each goal lives in a single currency; contributions add up in that currency.
Deleting: deleting a goal does not delete the linked transactions — it only unlinks the contribution.