What Reddit Says About Allowance Apps

I never thought to check for an app! What a great idea! ... We use Greenlight and I think we use it similarly - kid has an allowance and basic expectations. I do not have the interest/willingness to granularly tie the two; that is we handle the requirement to meet his basic chores on a daily basis a...

Greenlight user here too. Love how easy it is. Good apps for both parents and kids, can tie to chores or not (we don't, but we do like the chores checklist), easy to automatiicaly distribute allowance to different accounts (money to spend, money to save, money to donate, money to invest).

Right now, we are using the free portion of Chores & allowance Bot and it's working out well. It is annoying that it opens the membership page every time you open the app tho. Good luck, and please do share if you find something or create your own.

If you want something for kids 8+ from a more established financial institution, Capital Ones teen account is the best of the big bank options. ... Both have no fees and allow you to pay an allowance, etc.

I’m so excited to hear that you like the app! The manual add and remove feature is bundled with a few other new things and will launch very soon! I see your dilemma with reading for 20min!!! Earlier, we allowed kids to go to previous and future dates to complete tasks, but it appeared to cause more ...

I've actually developed a interesting new app to manage kids allowance and chores. The unique thing about it is it's connected to a very safe, kid-friendly and highly curated shopping platform designed just for kids. It allows them to use their earned savings to browse, purchase and checko...

I recently developed an app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac called "Budget Flow" that allows you to keep track of your spending. You can download it here if you like: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1640091876.

hey! i think Fyenance might be what youre looking for - i actually built it because i was also frustrated with apps that were too complicated or required bank connections. its really simple: you can track your daily transactions manually, set budgets, and see your spending patterns. the nice thing i...

The one I use is called Wealth Position works differently to most of the other apps super customizable to your own requirement.

We just use the Kids Money accounts at Capital One with auto weekly transfers for allowance. No fee and comes with a debit card, though I keep those in a drawer, because I dislike debit cards being used in the wild. We also bank there which makes it easy for us. My oldest is an authorized user on a ...

I don't know what Rooster money is or how this compares, but I got my son his own debit card with Capital One (it's called MONEY and for ages 8+). It has different parent and kid apps, and parents can have auto transfers for allowance and make ...

I can have a higher daily allowance for Sundays for example since that's my food shopping days, or I can give myself a high allowance to shop for clothes one day, and it adjusts the remaining days of the months allowance so I can spend how I want and hit my savings goal. Try it out! ... I am us...

We use Greenlight for allowance and it’s really easy to manage with the app. They never remember to bring their debit cards, so i often buy stuff for them with “their” money, which i then transfer back into the “parents wallet” in the green light app. It’s a subscription which is kind of annoying, b...