Money Me → Money Me Pro
Understand money before you spend it
Know
Spend
Save
Grow
Ages 8–14 · bite-sized lessons
“Why can't we just tap Pay?”
For parents
Money skills kids remember.Money skills kids actually remember.
2-min videos · fun quizzes · one habit per week
“They know Pay — not why saving comes first.”“They know how to tap Pay. They don't know why saving comes first.”
Bite-sized lessons on money and business — finish one after homework.
See what your child will learn first
What they'll learn
In a few weeks, your child can explain…
Where money comes from
Needs vs wants
UPI & banks safety
How saving grows
Not lectures. Not spreadsheets. Real habits — one takeaway at a time.
Two learning paths
Pick a starting adventure
Business to Markets
Start with business, then stocks
Shop
Decide
Learn
Stocks
Ages 8–14 · bite-sized lessons
Not sure where to start?
How a lesson feels
One mini story. One habit. Done before breakfast.
You don't need to be a finance expert — we handle the teaching.
Watch
~2 min
Quiz
~1 min
Takeaway
1 habit
You check in
Progress
Try it together this weekend
Stay engaged
One lesson is good. A habit is better.
For parents
Built for families — not anonymous screen time
One account
Multiple child profiles
Track progress
Quizzes & lessons per child
Live classes
Optional group sessions
You stay in control
Parent sign-in required
Set up your family in under 2 minutes
“My daughter asked why we save before spending — not just ‘can I have it?’”
— Parent, Hyderabad
Questions parents ask
Quick answers before you sign up
Kids roughly ages 8–14. You sign in as a parent or guardian; children learn under their own profile with separate progress.
The best time to teach money habits is before the first big mistake.
Create your free family account. First lesson takes about 2 minutes.
No credit card · Parent account required