Set a biweekly savings rhythm
Choose the date of your next payday and the number of deposits. Classic order increases the amount each payday; Reverse uses the same amounts from largest to smallest; Even keeps the amount constant. A custom goal rescales the pattern and distributes rounding cents so the deposits match that total.
For n deposits, the step-up total is n × first deposit + increase × n × (n − 1) / 2. The default 26 deposits of 5, 10, 15 and so on total 1,755 currency units. Dates advance by 14 calendar days. Check off completed deposits to track progress. Changing the plan clears checkmarks because the amounts or dates have changed. This tracker records your entries; it does not move money.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the classic challenge save?
With 26 deposits starting at 5 currency units and increasing by 5 each payday, the arithmetic-series total is 1,755 currency units. No interest is included.
How are custom goals divided?
The custom goal rescales the chosen deposit pattern. Deposits are rounded to cents and leftover cents are assigned so their sum matches the rounded goal exactly.
When is the final payday?
The first deposit is on your selected date. Deposit 26 is 350 days later, because there are 25 gaps of 14 days. Actual payroll calendars may contain 26 or 27 paydays.