Watch your savings goal fill in.
Pick what you're saving for — an emergency fund, health savings, a college fund, or something specific — and Truve builds a real projected date from what you actually put away. Free to start, 14-day trial either way.
A goal without a date stays a wish.
A number with no timeline
"Save more" isn't a goal. Truve asks how much and how fast, then shows the daily target to get there.
Progress you can't see
The ring fills as you save, and the screen shows what you have saved, what is remaining, and your daily target in one place.
Saving alone is harder
With a partner on Pro, a shared goal shows both of your contributions on one ring.
Set a goal in three steps.
- 1
Choose what you're saving for
An emergency fund, health savings, or a college fund — or a specific goal like a trip, a car, or a new laptop. Write your own if yours is not listed.
- 2
Say how much and how fast
Enter the target and a timeframe. Truve works out the daily amount it takes to hit it.
- 3
Watch it fill
For an emergency fund, link your high-yield savings account and the ring follows your balance, with a projected date built from what you actually put away.
Free to download. 14 days free either way.
No feature splits hidden until checkout — here's exactly what each plan includes.
- All accounts, spending & budgeting
- One savings or debt-payoff goal
- Upcoming bills & subscriptions
- Ask Iris
- Everything in Basic
- Multiple goals at once
- Subscription ROI Tracker
- Data export
- Partner mode: combined balances & shared goals
What people ask before they start.
What can I save for?
Build savings for an emergency fund, health savings, or a college fund — or save for something specific like a trip, a car, a home renovation, or a new laptop. You can also write your own goal.
Can I have more than one goal?
Truve Basic ($9.99/mo) includes one savings or debt-payoff goal. Truve Pro ($14.99/mo) lets you run multiple goals at once. Both start with a 14-day free trial.
Can my partner and I save together?
Yes, with Truve Pro. Add a partner and you can save for shared goals like a wedding, a honeymoon, or a baby fund, with both contributions shown on one ring.
Do I have to link my bank?
For an emergency fund, yes — you link the account your savings sit in, and the ring follows it. A specific goal like a trip or a new laptop does not require a bank link.
Is Iris giving me financial advice?
No. Iris is a coach that knows your real numbers, not a licensed financial advisor. Every answer is marked "Not financial advice."