Your own money, your own jar, your own week
Three small things to do together. Tap one.
For parents
These three pages are for a child and a grown-up to use together.
Nothing you type here leaves the phone. There is no account, no card and no bank.
We do not count visits to these pages, and we never will.
The jar fills as money goes in, so a child can see how far they have come.
The pocket money book keeps the score of what came in and what went out.
The family list has no money on it, on purpose. Paying a child for helping makes the helping about the pay, and the research says it fades when the pay does.
There is nothing to win here and nothing to keep up. The bird cheers twice: when the first line goes in, and when a jar is full. That is all.
Sounds are off until a child taps the speaker. Quiet mode turns off the sounds and the cheering, if you would rather.
A PIN can lock these pages, together with the other free tools.
The best part is the talking. Ask what the money is for. Ask what went well this week. The pages just keep the score.