A look inside
Bright, simple screens a child can navigate without help.
Chores, savings goals and a daily quiz — with Fini, a penguin buddy your child names themselves. Pretend money only: nothing here moves real funds.
The same loop grown-ups live in — earn, save, decide — sized for a seven-year-old.
A parent adds tasks and sets what each one pays. The child marks them done.
Nothing lands in the wallet until a grown-up confirms the work was really done.
The child picks a goal — a bike, a scooter — and watches the bar fill up.
Bright, simple screens a child can navigate without help.
Balance, savings and every coin earned, in one place with a plain history.
Parents set the tasks and the reward, then approve the work before it pays.
Pick a dream, put money aside, watch it get closer week by week.
Five questions about money, saving and staying safe. Pick the topic and difficulty.
Feed, pet, dress up and furnish a home for a pet your child names and looks after.
Behind a PIN you set: approve chores, hand out a bonus, change settings.
FinLet is made for children, so the rules are stricter than usual.