Savings goals that actually set money aside

Set a target and a deadline, then reserve real money toward it — so your available balance reflects what's truly free to spend.

Saying 'I'm saving for a trip' is easy. Actually keeping that money untouched is the hard part, because in your bank account it looks exactly like spendable cash.

A target with a deadline

A savings goal in Wanance has a name, a target amount, and optionally a deadline. As you contribute, a progress bar fills and you can see how close you are — and whether your pace will get you there in time.

Reserved, not just labeled

The difference that matters: when you contribute to a goal, that money is reserved against your balance in that currency. It doesn't disappear or move, but it stops counting as free to spend.

• Your available balance shows what's truly spendable after reservations
• You can't over-commit: contributions are capped at what's actually available
• Reservations are per currency, so a goal in pesos never touches your dollars

Money you've mentally set aside but can still spend isn't saved. Reserving it makes the intention real.

Create a goal for the thing you keep meaning to save for, contribute whenever you have room, and let the available balance keep you honest.