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The lessons, made hands-on.
Money Jars (app)
Money Basics: Episode 2
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- Money Jars is a Progressive Web App. You will not find it in an app store; you install it by opening the link and choosing “Add to Home Screen” in your browser.
- It saves everything (your children’s names, plans, jars, history and goals) only on the one device and browser you set it up on. There is no account, no cloud, and no backup.
- Your saved information stays on the device even after you close the app or restart it, so nothing is lost. A different device or browser, or clearing your browser data or uninstalling, starts fresh, and we cannot recover it.
- Adding it to your home screen gives the most durable storage. If you only ever open it in the browser without adding it, some browsers (notably iPhone and iPad Safari) may clear its data after about a week of no use. Once it is on your home screen, that does not apply.
- This is a one-off purchase of a simple, self-contained tool, not a synced service.
By buying this product, you confirm that you understand and accept this.
Digital download
£6.99
A weekly money app your child uses with a grown-up. The FIVE-FOUR-ONE plan, made hands-on.
- Splits the money they get (earned, given or gifted) into Spend, Save & Give jars
- Not fixed to FIVE-FOUR-ONE: a grown-up can adjust the proportions and add up to three more jars (like an Invest jar)
- Add as many children as you like, each with their own plan, goal and history
- Set a saving goal together and watch the jar fill week by week
- Remembers a full year of weekly history (up to 52 weeks), saved right on the device
- Installs to the home screen and works offline
- A Progressive Web App: no app store, no account, no data collected
- One-off purchase; works on phones and tablets
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