Savora Goals turns "I should be saving for that" into a number you can watch move. Here is the whole flow:
How it works
1. Add a goal — give it a name and a target amount. A deadline is optional.
2. Each time you set money aside, open the goal and log a contribution (add a note if you like).
3. The ring fills, the percentage climbs, and a "Reached" tag appears when you hit the target.
No budgeting lectures, and no charts you didn't ask for.
The four screens
- Goals — every goal as a card: what it's for, the target, how much you've saved, an optional date, and a progress bar with the percent. Tap a goal to log a contribution; press and hold to remove one. The plus button starts a new goal.
- History — every contribution, newest first, with the goal it belongs to and your note. Remove one and the goal's total corrects itself.
- Stats — the figures that matter: total set aside, goals in progress, goals reached, saved this month, and your average contribution — plus a six-month bar chart.
- About — what the app is, and the version you're on.
A few deliberate choices
- Amounts are kept in whole units, so totals never drift by a stray cent.
- Phone-first and portrait, and completely silent — no chimes, no buzzes.
- It opens with a few example goals so the screens aren't empty at the start; clear them as you add your own.
Works offline.
Set savings goals, log what you set aside, and watch the progress ring fill.