SortMe

Goal Setting

Track your savings goals, gain momentum

No new accounts to open. No balances to type in. Point a goal at the savings accounts you already have, and progress updates itself every time your balance moves.


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A retirement goal in SortMe, tracking against property, KiwiSaver, investments and cash
A Fiji holiday savings goal in SortMe, showing progress against a $5,000 target

Real accounts

Your money stays where it is

Most goal features want you to open yet another account or maintain a pretend balance inside an app. SortMe goals attach to real accounts at your real banks: ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Westpac, Kiwibank, wherever your savings live. The goal reads the balance; the money never leaves your control.

  • Attach any connected account. No new accounts, no transfers
  • Progress updates automatically as your balances change
  • Read-only, always: SortMe can never move your money
  • ANZ
  • ASB
  • BNZ
  • Westpac
  • Kiwibank
  • TSB
  • Sharesies
  • Kernel

+ more, all via Akahu

A family in swimwear on holiday together

Multi-account goals

Saving across three accounts? That's still one goal.

Real households don't save in one tidy place. The holiday fund might be a serious-saver account, a term deposit and the offset you've been padding. Point all of them at one goal and see a single number: how far you've come, how far to go.

  • Multiple accounts per goal, one combined progress figure
  • Run several goals at once (deposit, holiday, emergency fund) — each with its own accounts
  • Progress tracking that shows the trend, not just today's balance

Goals × forecast

"Can we still make it by December?" — answered

A goal without a timeline is a wish. SortMe's Cashflow Forecast projects your months ahead, so you can see whether the current pace gets you there, and what a tight month in November does to the plan. Ask SortMe AI directly: "Are we on track for the Fiji trip in January?" and get an answer built from your real numbers.

  • See goal pace against your projected cashflow, months ahead
  • Spot the trade-off early: the one-off cost that pushes the goal date out
  • Free up cash for goals by cancelling dead subscriptions

Goal questions, answered

Do I need to open a new account for a goal?
No, and that’s the point. Goals attach to the bank accounts you already have, and progress tracks your real balances automatically.
Can one goal draw on more than one account?
Yes. Attach as many accounts as you like to a single goal and see one combined progress figure.
Does SortMe move money into my goals?
No. SortMe’s bank access is read-only, so it can never move your money. You make the transfers with your bank as you always have; SortMe tracks the progress the moment the balance updates.
Can my partner and I share goals?
Yes. Household sharing gives you both the same view of shared goals and progress.
How do I know if I’ll hit my goal on time?
Pair the goal with your Cashflow Forecast, or ask SortMe AI. Both work from your real transactions, so the answer reflects your household, not a generic calculator.

Secure your family's financial future

Create a financial future that gives your family opportunity and freedom. It starts with a plan and a structure to hold it. That’s SortMe.

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The average SortMe user finds $2,371

Not by budgeting harder — by finally seeing everything in one place. The subscription that crept up, the fixed rate about to roll over, the cover you're paying for twice. See what's hiding in yours.

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See your whole financial life by tonight

Connecting your accounts takes about ten minutes. No spreadsheet, no shoebox, no nine separate logins — just one clear picture and a straight answer about what to do next.

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