For families & homeschool
Teaching your child about money, even if you don’t know where to start.
Many of us were never taught this ourselves, and you don’t need to be good with money to give your child a better start. Begin with a free five-day game they play on their own, then five conversations, one a week, with everything you need to say already written down. The same lessons schools run, sized for one family.
Is this safe, and is it for my child? Age-appropriate, no ranking, no ads, no account for your child, nothing kept without your permission.
Or print a free worksheet for your child’s age → · What to teach at each age
How it goes
Three parts. The first one is free and takes five days.
None of it asks you to plan a lesson. Most families never need the third.
The $100 Week™
Five days · a few minutes a day
A short browser game. Your child gets a small budget and five days of real decisions — a book fair, a library book, a Wednesday that goes wrong. Milo, our owl, asks what they'd do. No account, no login, no name asked: screen time you don't have to feel guilty about.
Free. Works on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
The Family Edition
Five weeks · one ~45-minute session a week
A parent guide and five workbooks, so there is no lesson to plan and no lecture to give. Every session is written out — what to say, what to watch for, sentence starters for when your child goes quiet. There are no answer keys, on purpose: the questions are built for conversation, not for grading.
$49, one household, one time, as PDFs. Free for ten founding families this fall. In many ESA states families can submit it for reimbursement — check your program’s rules.
For co-ops, microschools, and full bands
When you're ready
Running a homeschool co-op or a microschool, or want the whole grade band with the games and stories? License a band — K–2, 3–5, 6–8, or 9–12 — from $1,700 a year (K–2) to $2,775 (9–12). No procurement, no minimum.
In many education-savings-account states, families can submit curriculum like this for reimbursement. We are applying to state marketplaces; check your program’s rules.
Free · Coming soon
The $1,000 Month™
Free, like the week. Thirty days instead of five, a few minutes a day, played at home — long enough to show what your child does after a good week, and after a bad one, which a single sitting can never tell you.
Simple to run, nothing to grade, and no account. Leave an address and we will tell you when it opens.
Tell me when it opens →
When they want more
The stories the money decisions came from.
The Magpyes notice what everyone else walks past — a dollar on the sidewalk, a sign that’s been wrong for a week, something in the corner store that doesn’t add up. Every story carries two layers: the adventure your child reads, and the economics you recognise underneath it.
Free to start, nothing to install, and it works in any browser.
Homeschooling this fall? Ten founding families get the Family Edition free in exchange for an honest read. Apply for a founding spot →
What we don’t do at home
We measure decisions, not children. At home, we don’t even do that.
No account for your child. Under-13s never create a login, give an email, or upload anything. If anyone holds an account, it's you.
No score at home. The FLIQ Score™ belongs on the school side, where a district has to show a board that something changed. A family gets the lessons, not a rating.
No ranking, no ads. Nothing on the page competes with your child's attention, and nothing is sold to anyone.
Nothing kept without your yes. The Family Edition is paper and conversation. The $100 Week records the choice, never the child: no name, no age, no email.
Every Family Edition ships with a parent data notice. Anything that touches data is opt-in, visible to you, and deleted on request.
Safe by design
What we collect, and what we never do →FERPA & COPPA
Built for school use; no direct collection from children
No student accounts
The pilot needs none; The $100 Week™ runs without a login
No bank data
No account numbers, no SSNs, nothing financial about a family
No ads
Nothing is sold to a child, ever
No public ranking
A child never sees a leaderboard or a score used to compare them
Never sold
Never sold. Researchers see only de-identified data, under a written data agreement
Questions parents ask
Which grades is this for?
I wasn't taught this growing up. Can I still teach my child?
Money talks at our house turn into arguments. Will this be different?
We school four days a week and some weeks fall apart. Will it still work?
Can our co-op use one Family Edition?
Start with the game. Get the rest when you want it.
No form, no account, nothing to plan. The five-week Family Edition is $49 for your household, one time.
Teaching a class, not a family? The school edition is here.
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