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Pocket money – learning, without the household conflict.

Organise pocket money and wishes in a child-friendly way.

Father and daughter counting coins from the piggy bank together

You want your child to learn how to handle money — without the Sunday-after-Sunday question: "Where's my pocket money?" The pocket-money module is a digital savings book: the weekly allowance is counted up automatically, expenses are entered by the parents or, with permission, by the child, and the account stays transparent.

Everyday situations every family knows

Three everyday situations where FamPrio helps right away.

1

Saving up for the Lego set

Liam sees: 4.50 euros a week. The Lego set costs 39.90. In 9 weeks he can buy it. He learns to wait.

2

Ice cream on Wednesday

Grandma buys Liam an ice cream for 1.80 euros. Instead of swapping cash, she enters it as an expense. Liam's pocket-money balance shows the new total straight away.

3

Clear agreements everyone understands

Liam forgot to bring the zoo entrance money — you cover it and log it as an open amount. He sees it calmly and settles it from his next allowance — matter-of-fact and by mutual agreement.

What you get

  • Weekly allowance set individually per child, e.g. 1 euro per year of age.
  • Account balance always visible — including a history of recent entries.
  • Both parents can confirm payouts.
  • No real money transfer — deliberately simple bookkeeping instead of banking risk.

Common questions

  • Is this a banking app?

    No. It's a bookkeeping aid. Real payouts happen at home, in cash or by transfer. We deliberately avoid banking risks.

  • From what age does it make sense?

    In our experience from around 7–8 years — once kids can do the maths. Before that, stickers are enough.

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