From recognizing coins at age 2 to running a real business by 18 — every stage is built around age-appropriate real-world tasks, not simulations, and guided by an AI companion that adapts to how your child actually learns.
Each stage builds on the last. Below is a sample of the actual projects kids complete — not just topics they read about.
Sorting coins and small purchases into "need" and "want" jars, building the first mental model for spending decisions.
Choosing a cause together and planning a small fundraiser, introducing giving alongside saving and spending.
Kids build a simple ecommerce page selling a real product idea, learning pricing, listings, and basic customer interaction.
Splitting allowance and earnings across saving, spending, and giving, with a visual tracker in their portal.
A practical walkthrough of how credit works, including becoming an authorized user on a parent's card as a real first step.
Choosing a company, analyzing its fundamentals, and presenting the case — a research exercise, not a recommendation from us.
Taking an existing venture from a side project to a structured business with real revenue and reinvestment decisions.
An introduction to real estate investing types and mechanics, ahead of a capstone project applying everything learned.
Every child is paired with a companion that adapts its tone and complexity by age — simple analogies for a 6-year-old, portfolio diversification for a 16-year-old.
We pair interactive lessons with hands-on projects so learning isn't confined to an app.
Interactive modules teach the mechanics — income, fixed costs, savings targets — with instant feedback from the AI companion.
The same lesson extends into planning an actual budget with a parent, or setting up a small mock business at home.
Kids learn the building blocks of running a business — pricing, costs, customers — through guided digital modules.
That knowledge turns into an actual craft sale, a community event, or an online storefront — with real money changing hands.