A savings goal tracker that tells you if you're on pace

An emergency fund, a trip, a deposit, a new laptop. Give each goal a target and Overvue shows how far along you are, what's left and what to put aside each month.

See it in the app

Overvue Goals screen: The goal closest to done on top, then the rest. — **Goals**The goal closest to done on top, then the rest.

Overvue A goal screen: Saved, target and left, with every pay-in. — **A goal**Saved, target and left, with every pay-in.

Overvue Add a goal screen: A name, a target, a date if you like, and how to count it. — **Add a goal**A name, a target, a date if you like, and how to count it.

Overvue A dated goal screen: What to save a month, and whether you're on pace. — **A dated goal**What to save a month, and whether you're on pace.

Overvue Follows an account screen: Link an account and its balance counts as saved. — **Follows an account**Link an account and its balance counts as saved.

Overvue Add money screen: Log what you put aside; take it out if you need to. — **Add money**Log what you put aside; take it out if you need to.

Overvue Goals on Home screen: The goals closest to done, right on Home. — **Goals on Home**The goals closest to done, right on Home.

Progress at a glance

Every goal has a progress ring with what you've saved, the target and what's left. The one closest to done sits on top, and on your Home screen.

Count it your way

Add money by hand as you put it aside, and take it out again if you need to; every pay-in is kept as a history. Or link the goal to a bank, cash or investment account and it follows that balance.

Ahead, on or behind pace

Give a goal a date and Overvue works out what to save each month to get there, and whether you're ahead of, on or behind a steady pace from the day you set it.

Nudges along the way

Optional notifications tell you when you're halfway, three quarters of the way and there, plus a monthly nudge if a dated goal falls behind.

Progress ring, saved, target and left
Money added by hand, or a linked account's balance
What to save each month to hit the date
Ahead, on or behind pace
Tie a goal to an event
One goal free, unlimited with Pro

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a goal and an event?

A goal is money you're building up, like an emergency fund. An event is a date you're counting down to, like a trip. You can tie the two together, so the trip shows how much of it is saved.

Can a goal follow my savings account?

Yes. Link a bank, cash or investment account and the goal counts that account's balance as saved.

How many goals can I have?

The free plan keeps one goal. Overvue Pro has no limit.