Give your goal a place in the plan

A savings goal tracker for your weekly budget

Name a goal, plan a monthly contribution and see what it means for everyday spending. ClearWeek tracks budgeted savings, not a verified savings-account balance, and does not move or hold money.

Android · Free core savings planning · Optional Premium projections

ClearWeek savings screen showing an illustrative £400 monthly contribution, £92.31 weekly equivalent and savings pots controls
Android app capture with illustrative figures: £400 a month becomes £92.31 a week. Budgeted savings are not a verified account balance. Device chrome varies between captures.

A goal alongside real-life costs

A savings figure is useful when you can see its effect on the rest of the budget. Keep the contribution, bills and everyday spending in one plan.

Give saving a purpose

Plan for a named goal, such as replacing an appliance or building a buffer. Free core planning includes one savings goal; additional goal pots require Premium.

See the weekly trade-off

Your planned monthly savings contribution is included before the weekly spending amount is calculated, rather than treated as leftover money.

Explore alternatives with Premium

Optional Premium adds what-if savings projections. Compare planning scenarios without treating a projection as a promise of future savings.

Make the contribution understandable

You choose the amount. ClearWeek helps show how it fits; transferring money and checking actual savings remain separate tasks.

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Choose your monthly amount

Set a planned contribution using your income and costs, rather than assuming money will be left over.

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Check the spending impact

Review the weekly budget after planned savings. Change the contribution if the wider plan needs adjusting.

03

Review plan versus reality

Check separately what you actually transferred or withdrew. A budgeted contribution does not prove money reached a savings account.

Illustrative example

What does £100 a month mean each week?

A planned monthly contribution of £100 is about £23.08 a week: £100 × 12 ÷ 52. That amount is accounted for in the weekly spending plan.

This is a budgeting calculation, not a recommendation to save that amount. Actual savings depend on what you transfer, withdraw and maintain over time.

Try different savings contributions in the weekly budget calculator.

Free planning, optional Premium

Set a monthly contribution, include it in your weekly budget and plan one savings goal with free core features. Premium adds additional goal pots, what-if projections and longer-term planning views. Check purchase details in the app before buying.

Savings planning questions

The difference between a goal, a projection and money actually saved.

Does ClearWeek transfer money into savings?

No. ClearWeek does not connect to your bank, transfer money or hold deposits. Any transfer is something you arrange separately.

Is the savings figure my actual account balance?

No. Savings figures represent your budgeting inputs and the app's calculations. Verify money actually saved using your own account records.

Do I need Premium to plan savings?

No. A monthly savings contribution and one goal are part of core planning. Additional goal pots and what-if projections are optional Premium features.

Does a projection guarantee I will reach my goal?

No. Projections use planning assumptions and entered figures. Income changes, missed contributions, withdrawals and other circumstances affect the actual outcome.

Put your goal inside the weekly plan

Start with a monthly contribution and see the effect on everyday spending in ClearWeek for Android.

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