For parents
Something worth their time, and nothing for you to worry about.
Two things matter here. What your kid actually walks away with, and whether you can hand them the phone and think about something else. Here's both.
For parents
Two things matter here. What your kid actually walks away with, and whether you can hand them the phone and think about something else. Here's both.
What your kid walks away with
Money is one of the few things they'll use every week of their adult life. These are the things they can do by the time they reach the summit.
Puts down the thing at the checkout, because they're saving for the thing they actually want.
Out loud, in their own words, before they spend rather than after.
Splits birthday money and allowance on their own, because that's simply what you do with it.
Catches the feeling before it becomes a purchase. This is the part almost nothing else teaches.
Understands generosity as part of a healthy money life, not something they lose.
The habit that outlasts the app: money becomes something the family just talks about.
The ten skills
Each one leans on the one before, so nothing arrives before a kid is ready for it. The first realm is free; the rest unlock together.
The part that makes it stick
A lot of our relationship with money is emotional: the wanting, the worry, the impulse. Kids feel all of that early, often before anyone gives them the words for it.
So alongside the lessons, Wealthii Kids includes short “Pause” moments — small breathing and reflection beats that help kids notice what they're feeling before they make a choice. They're a first-class part of the journey, not an afterthought.
It's the difference between a kid who knows what a budget is, and one who can keep a cool head around money.
Your peace of mind
These aren't features you turn on. They're how the app is built from the ground up.
There's no advertising anywhere in Wealthii Kids, and no third-party advertising or profiling tools running in the background. When the learning's done, the app is happy to be closed.
You own the one and only account. Your child plays under a profile you create and control. Everywhere they might enter something, like naming their dragon, we give fixed choices instead of an open keyboard. Their name, their school, anything else — it stays private, by design.
The gems your child spends decorating their world come from finishing lessons. Full stop. There's no purchasable currency, no loot boxes, and no way for a child to spend real money inside the game. Learning is how you get ahead, which is rather the point.
What little we store is hosted in Canada. Behind a parent gate, protected by a PIN only you set, you can review everything we've collected, delete it, cancel anytime, and withdraw consent. We never sell your child's data, and we never use it to build a profile of them.
The opening adventure runs entirely on the device, with nothing sent to us. An account only gets created when you decide to unlock the full world, and that's the moment you review and agree to how it all works.
Your kid picks a dragon and plays the first cave. No account, no email, nothing leaves the phone.
If you want the rest of the world, you set up the account and agree to the terms. Payment is in your hands.
Everything they built carries over. You're the account holder and the only person who can sign in.
How it's designed
Learning sticks better without pressure, so the app earns its two minutes and then gives the evening back.
There are no streaks to break. Take a day, a week or a month off, and everything your child built is exactly where they left it.
There are no lives, no timers and no pay-to-continue. A paid plan opens up more to learn. It never buys a way past the learning.
Lessons run about two minutes and are self-contained, so there's always a clean moment to put the phone down. Bedtime stays easy.
What you get out of it
Every realm your child finishes sends you a short note in the Parent Hub: what they just learned, and one question worth asking at dinner. Two minutes for them, two minutes for you.
No dashboard to check, no progress to police. Just enough to keep the conversation going after the phone goes down.
She learned to set money aside before she spends it, and why the waiting is the hard part.
Ask at dinner
What's something worth saving up for?
No account, no card, no login for your kid. You'll know within one lesson whether it's right for your family.
Free forever for the first realm. Pro $6.99/mo, Family $10.99/mo. Cancel anytime.