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About Road to 1M: Saving Tracker

Road to 1M helps you see that reaching your first million is easier than you think. Your progress is visualized through a 10×10 grid of circles, each one representing 1% of your goal. As the circles fill up, you can see your path to $1,000,000 take shape, turning distant numbers into visible milestones. Visualize your progress, stay consistent, and build momentum toward your financial goals. Road to 1M makes long-term saving feel simple, motivating, and achievable. FEATURES • 10×10 visual progress grid made of circles that make saving tangible and satisfying • Smart projections that show when you’ll reach your goal • Support for recurring income or expense entries • Multiple goals to track different financial milestones • Flexible currency support ($, £, €, ¥, and more) • Private by design, no accounts or tracking • Dark mode ready for a clean, focused experience

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The developer, Mitness Limited, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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