Mounted by the kitchen door — the whole bank runs on one cheap tablet.
Free chores come first
Tidying up is just being part of the household, so those don't pay. Paid chores are always there to tap — they just don't pay out until the day's free ones are done.
The kid taps it done
On the family tablet. No login, no phone, no account. A ✋ shows it's waiting on you.
You verify it's complete
Did they actually do a good enough job? Nothing pays out until you say so — which is the accountability moment, and the reason the board gets looked at every day.
Hand it over — or bank it
Once you approve, it pays out. Give them the cash, or they leave it in the bank to earn interest. Watching a kid choose the bank is the entire product.
Interest day ✨
once a weekEvery Sunday — or whichever day you pick — you run interest and pay each kid on what they didn’t spend. In the early days, show them exactly how much they made and why. Before long they’re tracking it themselves and reminding you what day it is.
The real board, two kids deep — this is the whole interface they ever touch.
Getting the work done
A chore isn't finished because a kid says so — it's finished when you check it off. Thirty seconds a day, and it's the difference between a chore chart and a habit. Nothing pays out until you look.
Checking in on the money
Interest day gives the week a shape. Everyone opens the ledger, sees what grew, and has the same small conversation — which is how a kid ends up proud of a number going up instead of only excited about spending it.
Make chores fun
while teaching good money skills.
Teach your kids about saving, the power of investing, the value of doing work, and managing their own money.
Add your kids, pick some chores, choose a rate. Everyone's first board is posted before you close the tab, and it takes about two minutes.
Currently completely free for parents — no credit card.
It's just a software ledger. You're the bank: the money stays in your pocket until you hand it over.