For families saving together
Allowance, chores, and savings made for kids.
Parents set allowances, post jobs, and record expenses. Kids earn by doing chores, watch their savings grow with weekly interest, and set goals — all on their own kid-sized dashboard.
“The best way to teach saving is to let kids watch it happen.”
SavvySaver gives every kid their own Main and Savings account, plus goals they set themselves. Deposits, interest, and withdrawals all show up as real transactions they can see and understand.
How it works
Three steps to get your family started.
Create your family
Sign in with Google and create your family. Invite a second parent, each of your kids (they sign in with a kid-friendly username — no email required), and even relatives like grandparents who want to chip in.
Configure each kid
Set each kid's allowance (fixed or age-based), savings interest rate, and withdrawal penalty. Post chores and jobs with rewards for kids to claim and earn on top of their allowance.
Save and grow together
Record deposits and expenses any time. Kids watch their savings earn weekly interest, claim jobs, set goals, and build auto-split rules — all on their own kid-sized dashboard.
Built for parents and kids alike
One family. Every kid's own world.
Parents get a clean dashboard for every kid. Kids get a big, simple view of their money, jobs, and goals — built just for them.
Main, savings, and goals
Every kid gets a Main account and a Savings account automatically, plus as many goal subaccounts as they want — a bike, a game, anything.
Weekly interest, real consequences
Savings pays interest every week, at a rate parents set per kid. Withdrawing early costs a configurable number of weeks of interest — a real lesson in saving.
Auto-split deposits
Kids set up their own rules: keep a share to spend, send the rest to savings and goals automatically, every time money comes in.
Built for the whole family
Two parents, every kid, one family — plus grandparents and relatives who want to be part of it. Parents see everything; kids only ever see their own accounts, never their siblings'.
Job board — earn by doing
Parents post chores and one-off jobs with a reward amount. Kids browse the board, claim a job, and mark it done. Parents approve and the money lands automatically — a hands-on lesson that income comes from effort.
Gifts from grandparents
Grandparents and relatives can join the family and send a virtual gift to any kid, with a personal message. The money shows up as a real deposit the kid can see — no bank accounts, no friction.
Every balance is virtual — parents stay in full control.
SavvySaver never touches a real bank account. Parents record every deposit and expense by hand, so the numbers always match what actually happened — and kids learn the habits before the stakes are real.