Fill
Pocket money lands on the day you pick and waits to be shared out.
How filling worksEvery Saturday the money drops in. Children split it between jars to spend, to save and to give, and watch each one fill up.
Pocket money lands on the day you pick and waits to be shared out.
How filling worksDrag a slice into each jar. The split is theirs, the limits are yours.
Setting limitsA goal has a picture and a price, and the jar shows how far it is.
Goals and picturesOne jar is for somebody else: a present, a cause, a sister.
The giving jarShe counted nine Saturdays to the bike and did not ask for it once in between.
The giving jar was his idea of a joke for a week. Then his cousin had a birthday.
Two homes, one set of jars. Nobody argues about who paid last week.
The same small ritual every week: money in, a choice made, a jar a little fuller.
One child and three jars cost nothing. Add the rest of the family when you are ready.
Prices are per household and month. Change or stop on any Saturday.
| What you get | Sprout | Family | Club |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children | 1 | 4 | 30 |
| Jars a childSpend, save, give and goals of their own | 3 | 10 | 10 |
| Grown-ups | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| Months of history | 3 | 24 | 60 |
| Price a month | 0.00 | 4.00 | 19.00 |
| Price a year | 0.00 | 40.00 | 190.00 |
No. The jars keep count of money you hold for your child. You pay it out when a jar is spent.
Yes, on the Family plan. Each home fills on its own day.
Nothing moves. Jars carry over until they are spent or emptied.
From the family page, on any day. The jars stay readable for a year.
Two minutes, no card. You can add children and homes later.
Short answers on jars, limits and the Saturday summary.
Ask one and the answer shows up here, usually within a day.
Ask a questionOn jar day the pocket money arrives in one lump and waits to be shared out between the jars.
You set the amount and the day once. Each fill is kept under its own reference, such as SAT-09, so that both homes see the same Saturday.
Your child does, inside the limits you set. A limit is a smallest or a largest share for one jar.
Tap the jar and choose Spend. You hand over the money, and the jar starts again from zero. See how many jars each plan has or make the first one.
Setting limits Two homes Goals and pictures The giving jar Plans and prices