Always know where your child's money goes.
Give each child their own sub-account inside the family ledger. Track allowances, spending categories, and savings — without handing over access to the family's full finances.
How it works
Simple setup, clear visibility, zero spreadsheets
Create a Kid Account
Add your child as a restricted user. They get their own account view with no access to the family's full ledger.
Track allowances & spending
Upload or manually record allowance top-ups, school canteen spending, and any other child expenses — all in one place.
See where it goes
Charts show how much was given vs spent each month. Spot patterns, celebrate savings, and have informed money conversations.
Set soft spending limits
Create budget categories for your child's account. Get alerted when spending approaches the limit — no surprises.
Built for families, not accountants
No complicated setup — just add your child and start tracking
All child expenses in one place, not scattered across messages and receipts
Kids see only their own account — not the family's full financial picture
Review spending weekly or monthly, on desktop or mobile
Privacy by design
Kid accounts are restricted by role. Children can log in and see their own transactions and goals — but never the household's income, savings, or other accounts. Parents always remain in control.
Who it's for
Real families, real money conversations
Primary-School Allowance
Wei Ling gives her daughter $80 a month. She logs each top-up and reviews the canteen and bubble tea breakdown every Sunday evening — five minutes, full picture.
Secondary-School Spending
Rajan's son commutes by bus and buys lunch independently. Tracking by category revealed that $60 of the monthly $120 was spent on transport — a useful conversation starter.
Teaching Financial Habits
The Lim family uses Kid Account as a teaching tool. Their kids can log into their own view, see how much they've saved, and work toward a goal they set together.