Designed for first-time savers
If your last New Year’s resolution wilted by February, the small daily cadence is the point. A climb, not a sprint.

Pick a 30-, 60-, or 100-day climb. Each day you deposit, it’s a dollar higher than the last — from $1 on day one to a satisfying round-number finale. $5,050 on the 100-day plan.
The climb
Day 1 → Day 30
The story behind Uncle Paul
Some names come from a pitch. This one comes from a person who showed up.
Uncle Paul has always had my back. Once, when I needed $5,000, I told him what was going on and he asked, "Where do I send it?" No big speech. Just help, right when I needed it.
Later, he shared a memorable way to save money. I still think about the lesson behind it: small, deliberate choices can make a hard thing feel possible.
Everyone needs an Uncle Paul — someone who helps you take the next step. These daily savings challenges are built around that same feeling: make one small deposit yourself, log it, and show up again tomorrow.
Your deposits remain in your own bank account. Uncle Paul does not lend money, hold your savings, withdraw funds, or guarantee a financial result. It is a tracker and a daily nudge, not a bank or a promise.
Only 10 rewards total. After they’re claimed, the offer closes — even if you finish Day 10 next week.
Choose a climb
Every plan steps up by $1 a day. The only choice is how far you go — and the round number you finish on.
4 weeks · committed
30-day sprint
A four-week sprint — the warm-up. Enough to finish before the weather changes.
Day 1
$1
Day 30
$30
Per day
+$1
Plan type
Sprint
One-time $5.99 fee to start.
8 weeks · committed
60-day climb
Two full months of steady deposits. A habit, not a sprint — the most popular choice.
Day 1
$1
Day 60
$60
Per day
+$1
Plan type
Climb
One-time $5.99 fee to start.
14 weeks · committed
100-day build
The long, deliberate march — a quarter of a year of small daily choices that compound into $5,050.
Day 1
$1
Day 100
$100
Per day
+$1
Plan type
Build
One-time $5.99 fee to start.
The 60- and 100-day plans top out at $60 and $100 respectively. The same ladder as the 30-day plan, only longer — and the music keeps climbing.
How a climb unfolds
The mechanic is the whole product. Pick a length, and we map out a reality you can actually finish.
30 days for the short game, 60 for a habit, 100 for the serious climb. The totals — $465, $1,830, $5,050 — are honest and fixed.
Uncle Paul never holds your savings or links to your bank. You make the deposit yourself, then log it in the app so the streak and ladder stay visible.
Day 1 is a dollar. Day 30 is thirty. A clean streak counter, milestone unlocks at $5 / $25 / $50 / $100, and gentle nudges keep motivation high on the long climbs.
Every plan finishes on a satisfying round number. The 30-day plan on $30. The 60-day on $60. The 100-day on $100 — and exactly $5,050 in total.
Why it works
Printable 100-envelope trends already sell on Etsy and Amazon. Uncle Paul wraps that idea in a mobile-first manual tracker: the habit is yours, the money stays in your bank, and the app keeps the ladder visible.
If your last New Year’s resolution wilted by February, the small daily cadence is the point. A climb, not a sprint.
The streak counter, milestone unlocks, and gentle nudges are tuned for the long 100-day climbs — the days the novelty wears off.
You can walk away any day. We show you the cost — and only the cost — before you confirm, so leaving is a choice, not a crisis.
Questions
Got something we missed? Email uncle-paul@polsia.app.
Read the full FAQPrivacy, in plain English
We don’t sell your data. We don’t run ads. We share what we collect in plain language on every screen a decision lives on — including the early-exit screen. Have questions? Email uncle-paul@polsia.app.
Ready when you are
The private beta is small. Email uncle-paul@polsia.app and we’ll send your invite within a week — with a 60-day plan free for the first month.