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Pocket money and chores made easy, without the spreadsheet.

Kids earn pocket money and save up for what they want. When they're ready to spend, you pay on your card and take it off their balance. No cash required, no IOUs to forget.

What is Quiddo?

We built Quiddo because with four kids it was becoming a nightmare remembering who had what money left over from birthdays, and which kid had spent their last five bucks on a toy that probably broke the next day. We tried a spreadsheet, but that lasted about a fortnight; who has time to find the right sheet, add new rows, fix formulas?

Quiddo is a simple tracker. Kids earn a balance through tasks and weekly pocket money. When they want to buy something, you pay on your card and log it as a spend. They can view their balance and savings goals on their device or yours.

You own the money the whole time. Your kids see their balance and goals in real time. Seeing the number change is what makes it real for them. No bank account needed, and there's no minimum age.

Works in dollars or whatever currency your family uses. One plan covers unlimited kids.

Why use Quiddo?

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No cash necessary

No cash changes hands, if you don't want. Kids build up a digital balance and you settle purchases on your own card when they're ready to spend.

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Task approvals

Kids complete a task and it lands in your queue. Approve it and their balance goes up straight away.

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Savings goals

Pick a goal, track what's missing. Kids can see exactly how many more tasks it'll take.

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Responsibilities vs tasks

Some things kids just have to do. Other things they get paid for. Quiddo tracks both and holds the weekly allowance until the basics are ticked off.

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Unlimited kids

Whether you've got one kid or ten, it's the same price. Add as many children as you need.

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Auto pocket money

Set a day and an amount once, and every week Quiddo drops it into each kid's balance without you doing anything.

See it in action

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Aisha
$58.50
Savings$41.00
Spending$17.50
2/3 tasksMon pocket money
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Tom
$33.00
Savings$20.00
Spending$13.00
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Parent Dashboard
Overview
Tasks
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Budget buckets
Savings$41.00
2 goals ยท $12.50 funded
Spending$17.50
Cash + card split
Unallocated$4.00
Opening balance still needs allocation
Pocket moneyOn track
$5.00 weekly ยท next due Monday
Recent activity
Reading time approved
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Bought: library bag
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Kid Overview
Tasks
Goals
Pocket Money
Kid Portal

What you get

Included in every plan

  • Unlimited child profiles per family
  • Virtual balance tracking for each child
  • Recurring and one-off tasks
  • Task approval workflow
  • Complete history of task completion (or task procrastination)
  • Savings goals with progress tracking
  • Responsibilities vs paid tasks split
  • Custom family currency name
  • Works on iOS and Android

How to get started

  • Sign up with your email and get started in minutes.
  • Set up your family name and currency type
  • Add your children and their weekly pocket money amounts
  • Create your first task and watch it go
  • Download the app for iOS or Android
  • Invite your partner or co-parent to join
  • Set the older kids up on their own devices to view balances and see their tasks

How to get started

Takes about five minutes.

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Create your family

Sign up and create your family workspace. Add each kid with a name and a weekly pocket money amount.

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Set up pocket money

Pick a day and Quiddo handles the rest. The same amount drops into each kid's balance every week without you doing anything.

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Add tasks

Add tasks with a dollar value attached. Once they're done, the kids tick them off for your approval. (Yes, you can send them back to do it right this time!)

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They save, you pay

When a kid wants to buy something, you pay on your card and log it in the app. They check it on their device or on yours.

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Simple pricing

Priced per family, not per child, with unlimited kids on every plan.

Monthly
$1.99/month

Billed monthly, cancel any time.

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Annual
$15/year

That's just $1.25/month. Save 37%.

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Everything included on both plans

โœ“Unlimited children
โœ“Recurring tasks + approval
โœ“Savings goals
โœ“Auto pocket money
โœ“Kid-facing view
โœ“Multi-parent access
โœ“Responsibilities mode

All plans include a 14-day free trial ยท Cancel any time

Frequently asked questions

It's a virtual ledger - think of it as a running tab for each kid. Every task they complete and every pocket money day adds to their balance. When they want to buy something, you pay on your card and mark it as a spend in the app and their balance goes down.
That's right, the balance is a number that goes up and down. They can see what they've saved and what they've spent, and how long they need to wait to get that new book or toy. When they've saved up enough, they ask you to buy it, you log the spend, and their balance drops. Younger kids tend to get this faster than you'd expect. Watching the number move makes it concrete.
Not for it to work, no. You can run the whole thing from your own phone. If your kids are old enough to care about their balance, you can connect their device directly or send them a signup link, but plenty of parents manage everything themselves and just show the kids when they ask.
Yes! Add your partner from the app and you'll both see the same balances and approval queues. Works for separated families too, where two households are contributing to the same kids' pocket money and task schedules.
Some tasks earn money directly. Approve the task, the balance goes up. Responsibilities are different. They're the jobs expected to be done before pocket money drops (cleaning their room, feeding the cat). Miss too many and the weekly allowance doesn't unlock. You set the threshold, or release a percentage based on how many were completed.
Yes. Real money works, but plenty of families run it with points or a made-up currency name instead. Younger kids often find it easier to understand '5 coins' than '$0.50'. Call them whatever you want, assign a custom symbol. You can even use different currencies for different kids if that's useful.
No limit on children: one subscription covers up to three family accounts, each with unlimited kids.
You'll be prompted to pick a plan. If you don't, the account goes read-only. You can still see everything, you just can't make changes, and you can export all your data at any time.