Give kids a safe place to practice money.
Track allowance and spending in one parent-managed place, so your kid always knows what they have — and what they did with it.
Sound familiar?
You promised allowance every week.
Some Saturdays you remember. Some you don't have the cash on you. Either way, the running total is only in your head.
You end up paying anyway.
Allowance is supposed to cover it, but it's hard to have the right amount on hand exactly when they need it — so you end up paying anyway.
Your kid has lost track of it.
They know they had money a minute ago. Where it went, and what's left, is anyone's guess.
SavvySaver keeps allowance and spending in one place, so you don't have to remember it all.
How it works
Three steps to get your family started.
Set up allowance your way
Decide how much and how often. Set it once, in a few minutes.
Log it as life happens
Log allowance and spending as it happens, in a few taps — no more mental math or chasing exact change.
Watch it click for them
Your kid sees what they have, saves toward goals, and starts connecting today's choices with what happens next.
Start simple. Grow into the rest.
Allowance and spending get you going. When your family's ready, add goals, paid jobs, savings interest, and gifts from relatives — all in the same place.
Spending, savings, and goals
Every kid starts with Spending and Savings, then can add goals for the things they care about.
Weekly interest, visible trade-offs
Parents can add weekly interest and an optional, predictable withdrawal cost so kids can see the trade-off between spending now and waiting.
An automatic money plan
Create a simple plan for incoming money: keep some available to spend and send the rest to Savings and Goals automatically.
Family access, private kid views
Bring parents, kids, and trusted relatives into one family. Parents see the full picture; each kid sees only their own money, jobs, and goals.
Paid family jobs
Parents post optional paid work with a clear reward. Kids claim a job and mark it done; parents review the work before recording the pay.
Gifts from relatives
Trusted relatives can send a virtual gift with a personal message. After a parent reviews it, the gift appears alongside allowance and job pay.
A teaching tool, not a bank account.
SavvySaver never connects to a bank account and never moves money on its own. You record allowance and spending as it happens in real life, so your kid can practice real decisions safely.
A clearer way to teach money at home.
Give everyday money choices a place your family can see and talk about together.