Set your goal. Vow locks the money away until you reach it, so a bad Tuesday can't undo months of saving.
Three steps. No jargon. Your money just quietly grows toward the thing you actually want.
Pick the amount and the date, like "$30,000 for the wedding by June 2029." Set it with your partner and you'll both see the progress.
Vow moves a little from every paycheck automatically, before you can spend it. You barely notice; the balance just grows.
Your money is locked until you reach the goal. Real emergency? You can get out, but it takes a short cooling-off period and your partner's OK, so an impulse can't win.
Vow is built so no one can quietly drain your savings: not on a whim, not by a company, not overnight. You set the rules once, and they hold.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens. That's it.
You can, but on purpose, not on impulse. Early withdrawals take a short delay and a second person's approval, so you never lose your savings to a moment.
The safety valve is there for exactly that. It's designed to stop impulse spending, not to trap you.
A small flat monthly fee. We never take a cut of your savings.
Anyone saving toward a big goal, like a wedding, a home, a baby, or a business reserve, who wants the money to actually be there when the day comes.