Put a purpose on the money you save, and watch each goal fill up.
A label on money you already have, not a second pot to keep in step.
"House deposit" is a tag you put on an investment. The money stays exactly where it is. A goal moves no balance and records no transaction of its own.
Half in a term deposit, half in a fund. One goal, one bar, divided into a segment per account, so where the money is and how far along you are is the same picture.
Set one and the bar shows progress towards it. Leave it out and the bar just shows what the goal holds.
Every goal as a bar, and the transactions that filled them.
| Date | Purpose | Type | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02/08/2026 | 🏠 House deposit | Invest | 2,000.00 |
One bar per goal, divided into one segment per account holding it.
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Blue segments | Saving towards the target. Each segment is one account. |
| Green segments | The target has been met. |
| Faded segments | No target set, so there is nothing to be a proportion of. |
| Grey bar, "Unallocated" | Investment money with no purpose on it yet. Not a goal, never stored: it is whatever is left in each account after its goals claim their share. |
Hover or tap a segment to see which account it is, what that slice is worth, and how the market has moved it.
Tag the transaction, not the account.
Every move that changed a goal, and nothing else.
The table lists the date, the purpose, the action, the account, who recorded it, the amount, and the balance after. Narrow it with the four dropdowns above: purpose, account, type, and who recorded it.
Both live on the goal's own row.