Recurring allowances
Run weekly, biweekly, or monthly allowances automatically so balances move on a real schedule.
Put their balance, weekly allowance, and item cost on one screen. Tiny Ledger shows when the goal is covered, what gets them there, and what happens next.
What the app actually does
Tiny Ledger keeps the question at the center, but it also gives families the ledger, controls, and routines around that answer.
Run weekly, biweekly, or monthly allowances automatically so balances move on a real schedule.
Kids get a simple view of balance, goals, upcoming deposits, and the timeline to what they want.
Parents control settings, balances, deposits, and account access while the rules stay visible to kids.
Targets, progress, and projected dates make “not yet” specific instead of arbitrary.
Track cash separately and keep every deposit or withdrawal visible for both parent and child.
Show how allowance and interest change the path so saving early feels concrete, not abstract.
How it works
Choose the amount, schedule, and whether interest is part of the lesson.
They can check their balance, goals, and forecast before they ask.
Every allowance, interest payment, and manual change stays in the ledger.
FAQ
These are the common setup and trust questions families ask before using Tiny Ledger.
No. Tiny Ledger uses virtual balances so kids can practice saving, spending, and waiting without linking a bank account or card.
Yes. Parents can create separate child accounts, set different allowance amounts, and track each balance individually.
You can point to the balance and the savings timeline instead of debating. Tiny Ledger makes the timing visible so the answer feels clear and fair.
Yes. Tiny Ledger is free to use for families and does not require a bank account, card, or subscription to get started.