Build an emergency fund
Make saving a regular action with an amount and payday schedule you choose.
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Make saving a regular action with an amount and payday schedule you choose.
Choose your contribution amount, actual payday dates, and start date. Choose your monthly balance-check and expense-review dates. Configure the contribution schedule during import review before adding the plan. The import starts with a suggested weekly contribution target. Change it to match your pay schedule during review; the app does not currently automate every-two-weeks or payday-based recurrence.
Start with three observable actions. Choose any personal targets and dates before starting, then adjust the routine to fit your life.
Transfer your chosen amount on each scheduled payday. If you use an automatic transfer, mark complete after confirming it went through.
Check your savings balance on your chosen monthly date.
Check your recurring charges and identify any you want to keep, cancel, or change.
Choose either, both, or neither. These start unselected during import.
Record completed commitments in your D/R check-in.
Review your logs before marking a milestone complete. Adjust the targets if you change your schedule. Optional additions do not count toward milestones. These milestones track your saving routine. Completing them does not mean your emergency fund is fully funded.
Make saving a regular action with an amount and payday schedule you choose.
Make one scheduled contribution, check your balance, and review recurring expenses.
Make the contributions scheduled during those three months and complete three balance checks and three expense reviews. Count the three months from your chosen start date.
Copy it into D/R, review the setup, and choose what gets added.
Yes. Match contributions to your actual paydays, whether weekly, every two weeks, twice monthly, or another schedule. Choose your own monthly balance-check and expense-review dates.
Record only transfers that happened. Resume at your next planned contribution, or adjust the amount and schedule to something you can maintain.