Free, no account
What are you saving for?
Write the thing and what it costs. Each time some money goes in, the jar fills a little, and it says how far along you are.
In the jar₹0
Still to go₹0
Done0%
In the jar so far
Nothing yet. Add the first one above.
For parents: a jar that fills is the savings chart the research recommends for young children. If you add a matching rupee, say so out loud. The saying is what teaches.
How it works
- Write the thing and what it costs
- Each time money goes in, put it in the jar
- Watch the jar fill, and see how far along you are
Nothing you type here leaves this phone. There is no account, no card and no bank. The jar belongs to the two of you.
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- Pocket money book For a parent and a child, at the kitchen table.
- Family list For a family, with children who help.
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