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If you give your child pocket money on a weekly basis, this app will help them learn to save. A parent or a child sets up a saving goal by telling the app what they'd like to save for, how much it costs, how much money they have now and how much they receive weekly. The app then visualizes the progress and tells the child mow long then need to keep saving. The app also helps form a good habit of logging incomes and outcomes. Every time the child receives pocket money or spends some, they open the app and input how much money they received or spent. After doing that, they see an updated progress towards their saving goal. The goal can be adjusted any time: may be the price of the thing they want has changed or you opted to start giving them a different amount of money every week. May the kid just changed their mind, that's totally fine. Finally, when the child has saved enough to buy what they wanted, the app congratulates them with their achievement and offers to set up a new goal. NOTE FOR PARENTS Help you child setting up their goal for the first time and encourage them to save by offering them a piggy bank or something similar. The app works best for children of ages 6–12. If the child doesn't yet know how to count money, offer them your help. PRIVACY We're taking children's privacy very seriously. The app does not collect or send any data. Nobody except you have access to your data. You own it and it stays on your device.
