Three chore types
Paid work, unpaid family contributions, and kid-proposed jobs with prices you approve.
I built Coinkids for my own three kids — to teach them money is something you create. Paid chores. Family chores. Jobs they can pitch. Optional Bitcoin savings.
I'm a dad of three. I kept watching them treat money like it appeared from a hole in the wall — and treat chores like a punishment they'd been sentenced to. Allowance felt hollow. Stickers got ignored. Lectures bounced off.
So one weekend I started building. The model is simple, and it's the one we already use at home: some chores are paid work. Some are family chores — this is how we help each other, no money attached. And kids can propose their own jobs with a price tag — that's value creation, and parents approve it.
Then I added the part I really cared about — an optional way for them to watch their savings grow in Bitcoin. Not a wallet. Not a custody product. Just a window onto the future of money, set up by parents.
My three kids use it every day. Other parents kept asking, so it's on the App Store. Free. That's the whole story.
You assign it. They do it. They get paid for it.
Unpaid. This is how we help each other.
Kids pitch the work and the price. You approve. That's value creation.
No emails. No friction. Just open the app.
Get a 6-character invite code. Kids hop on with their own profile in seconds.
Paid chores you assign. Family chores (no $). And kid-proposed jobs you approve.
Kids complete the work. You tap the green check. The money's theirs.
Paid work, unpaid family contributions, and kid-proposed jobs with prices you approve.
Full transaction history. Running balances. Parents approve every chore — no surprises, no shortcuts.
Real-time sync across iPhone & iPad. Each member gets their own profile — no shared Apple ID. Works offline.
You fund a wallet you own. Coinkids reads the balance. Kids see their stack grow over the years. Toggle it off in Settings if it's not for your family — the rest of the app works fine without it. Not a wallet. Not custody.
Parents approve. Kids earn. Both stay focused on the loop.
An approval queue, family insights, and the optional Learn track. Two-tap green check pays out.
A focused chore list, balances, and the Propose-a-Job button so they can pitch their own work.
Optional. Read-only Bitcoin balance from a wallet you fund. Kids see it grow.
If you choose to turn it on, kids see the balance and price chart for a wallet you've funded — so they can watch their savings grow over time. They never need to know how wallets actually work.
My eight-year-old now asks if there are extra chores. I don't know who this kid is.
We had a 30-minute dinner conversation about saving versus spending. He's ten.
No ads, no in-app purchases. Feels like a parent built it, because one did.
Yes. Completely free. No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no ads. Ever.
Nope. They can use their own or share yours. Each family member has their own profile, so balances and progress stay personal.
No. It's completely optional — you choose during setup, and you can flip it off in Settings any time. When it's on, kids can see the balance of a wallet you've funded and watch it grow. Coinkids is not a wallet — it can't send, receive, or store Bitcoin. It just reads public chain data so your family can watch savings grow together.
Designed for families with kids ages 6–12, but it works for any age. Listed in the App Store Kids Category (ages 6–8).
Yes. We collect only first names. No emails, no passwords, no tracking. Data is encrypted and stored in your family's private cloud space. You can delete everything anytime from Settings. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Free. No ads. No catches. Just a system that works.