Privacy, in plain language.
The short version: Parents have accounts. Kids sign in to a page inside their parent's account, with a nickname the parent chose. We don't collect children's real names, we don't run analytics on kids' sessions, no ads, we sell nothing, and no real money or bank connections exist anywhere on this site.
What we store
- About you (the parent): your email and sign-in (or your Google sign-in), and the settings you configure.
- About your kids: the nickname you chose, the birthday you supplied (it powers the "by their 18th birthday" forecast and birthday raises), the money rules you set, and the ledger entries the system and your family create, including free-text notes on requests and goals.
What we deliberately don't do
- No analytics or tracking of any kind on kid sign-ins or kid pages.
- No third-party data sharing or selling. No ad networks.
- No real names requested for children. The form asks for a nickname on purpose.
- No bank accounts, cards, or payment processors. The money is in your pocket, not our database.
Children's privacy
Everything on a child's page is supplied by the parent or created inside the family.
Your controls
Export everything as a file anytime. Delete a child's page or your whole account in settings. Deletion exports first, then removes the records.
Cookies
One cookie keeps you signed in. On our public pages (the home page, How it works, this page and sign-in), Google Analytics also sets cookies to count visits. It never runs on kids' pages or once you're signed in.