Coin Jar
Big, friendly and easy to read, built around three jars.
- Spend, save and give jars, plus one big goal
- Picture chores, with read-aloud support
- "Your coins grew" interest and a sticker book
Bank of Dad is a pretend bank for your family. You pay the interest, set the chores and cheer on every goal. Nothing real moves.
No account needed. Nothing is saved.
Three things your kids learn by doing, with you in charge of the rules.
Pick the interest rate, the chores and the allowance.
Kids tap “I did it!” and watch their money grow.
One tap from you moves the money, and you can undo it if you slip.
Pick a rate. Every week their balance grows, and they see why waiting beats spending.
$85.54 × 1% = +$0.86, paid by youThey tap “I did it!” You stamp it. The money moves.
Pick a new bike. Watch the trail to $150 fill up.
58% thereLittle ones split it into Spend, Save and Give jars. Big kids get a real-feeling balance.
Every Friday, 5:00 pmOne account, and an app that changes as your child grows. You choose the mode for each kid and can move them up any time.
Big, friendly and easy to read, built around three jars.
Goals, chores and history, with the numbers on show.
A compact, table-first view for teens managing their own money.
Grown-ups pick each child's mode, suggested from their birthday, and can fine-tune single features. Moving up keeps all the money, history and badges.
Get started freeInterest isn’t magic here. Kids can read the math, and you can check it too. Every payout is written down, the way a real bank would do it.
balance × rate = interestNo sign-up required. Work out an allowance, model what interest does to a balance, or read how other families run this.
No. It’s a pretend bank. Balances live in the app, and you decide when a reward turns into something real.
No bank link, ever. The free bank has no payment step at all. Premium is optional, $2.99 a month.
Coin Jar mode is made for ages 5 to 8, Explorer for 9 to 13 and Pro from 14. Each kid gets their own look.
About five minutes to set up. Free to use, optional