01 · Vantle steel card+ Vaults
Round up to somewhere.
Vantle is a steel spend card. Every purchase rounds up to the next dollar, and the change goes to goals you named.
02 · An example week+$4.90
One week, rounded up.
Each purchase rounds up to the next dollar. The difference waits until Monday, then moves to your vaults in one transfer. Exact-dollar purchases add nothing.
Example week. Purchases are illustrative.
03 · Where the change goes4 steps
Follow $4.90 through one week.
1 · Tap
Coffee, $4.35. The card pays $4.35 and sets $0.65 aside.
2 · Round up
Every purchase does the same. By Sunday this week's change adds up to $4.90.
3 · Split
You choose the split. Here it's 50 / 30 / 20 across three vaults: $2.45, $1.47 and $0.98.
4 · Monday
One sweep every Monday keeps your statement to a single transfer. Lisbon in May just reached 75%: $900.00 of $1,200.
Example balances, purchases and split. No interest is shown or implied.
04 · The rules4
Four rules, written down.
Round-ups are easy to explain and easy to get wrong. These are the only rules Vantle follows.
- 01
Rounds up to the next dollar
+$0.65$4.35 becomes $5.00. The $0.65 goes to your vaults.
- 02
Exact dollars add nothing
$0.00A $24.00 book stays $24.00. Nothing is set aside.
- 03
Swept every Monday
MONChange collects through the week and moves in one transfer.
- 04
Boost if you want
×1×2 or ×3 sets aside double or triple the change. Off unless you turn it on.
- $
What it costs
$3/MO$3 a month. No fee to pause, change the split or move money out.
Example pricing for this concept.
05 · Try it3 steps
Set up a vault in three steps.
Name a goal, pick a weekly amount, and see when you get there. Nothing is saved or sent.
Lisbon in MayEach line is one week. The solid band is your first week: $30.
06 · You're in charge4 switches
Every setting has an off switch.
Vaults are yours to stop, change and empty. None of it costs anything.
Preview only. Try it on this week's example.
This week+$4.90
Round-ups on. Next sweep Monday, November 2.
- Pause round-ups
- Per vault or all at once. Your goal date moves; nothing else changes.
- Change the split
- 50 / 30 / 20 today, 100 / 0 / 0 next week. Takes effect at the next sweep.
- Move money out
- Back to your spending balance whenever you want.
- Freeze the card
- One tap in the app. Unfreeze the same way.
07 · The card16 g
Sixteen grams of brushed steel.
Showing the card in Brushed steel.
A stainless face, a deep-teal anodized edge, and no number printed on the front. The last four digits are laser-engraved on the back.
- Size
- 85.60 × 53.98 mmID-1, the standard card size
- Corner radius
- 3.18 mm
- Weight
- About 16 g
- Face
- 0.8 mm brushed stainless steel
- Edge
- Deep-teal anodized
- Front
- Chip and engraved mark. Nothing else.
- Back
- Last four digits, name, expiry. Laser-engraved.
Concept specification.
08 · WaitlistOpen
Name the first thing worth rounding up for.
$3 a month, example pricing. Pause or leave anytime.
Concept product. Nothing is sent from this page.
Concept project · 2026
Concept project by Victor Cavalcante · design & front-end
- 01
Brief I set myself: a launch page for a fictional fintech card in one HTML file, with no photos. Every visual is built in code with three.js, canvas and SVG.
- 02
Onboarding: the page asks for one small commitment before the big one. You name a goal and see a date first, and the waitlist form then speaks to that goal.
- 03
Conversion and trust: the rules, the off switches and the price sit before the form, every projection carries its assumptions next to it, and no interest rate appears anywhere.
- 04
What I'd test next: whether showing the projected date in the hero, before any scrolling, raises demo completion and waitlist sign-ups.
Concept, self-initiated. Design and front-end by Victor Cavalcante.