The First Drawer
The first coin of every ten pays your future self — before anything else gets a turn.
Pay yourself first
The family money-school from Koydo
Practice money. Real lessons. No bank.
Inside a glowing cabinet, every drawer holds a practice world. Your kids earn, save, give, and grow practice coins with Auntie Juniper's fables — and carry real money sense into the real world. No bank account. No card. No ads.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
No. 02Open a drawer, enter a lesson
Four drawers your kid will never forget.
In the Cabinet, coins glow when they're working and go dull when they sit idle. Each drawer turns one timeless money habit into a story your family will quote at the dinner table.
The Storm Drawer
A quiet drawer nobody touches — until the day the roof leaks. Surprises only, never wishes.
The rainy-day habit
The Giving Drawer
The one drawer with no lock. One coin of every ten leaves happily — and your kid learns why.
Generosity is part of wealth
The Growing Drawer
Coins that work while you sleep earn little coin-babies. Patience, made visible.
Compounding, as a bedtime story
No. 03The Round Table
Storytellers your kids will ask for by name.
Auntie Juniper
Curator of the Cabinet
A warm, wry storyteller who answers every money question with a tale about her drawers.
Pip
The magpie who learns the hard way
Pip hoards shiny things — and makes every mistake your kid could make, first and charmingly.
Old Fen
The numbers-badger, for teens
A retired ship's purser with a brass abacus. Dry, kind, zero nonsense — he runs the teen Workshop.
Marla
The berry-stand owner — honest enterprise, every episode
Sparrow
The brave truth-teller — asking is free
The Weasel
Too good to be true, in every century
Corvus the Crow
The lender — fair, exact, and expensive
No. 04One app, every age
It grows up exactly as fast as your kids do.
4–6
Sprouts
Money is turns and trades: swap, wait, share, and count alongside Pip.
5–8
Junior
Auntie Juniper's fables teach earn, keep, wait, and give — one drawer at a time.
8–11
Kids
Feeders vs Eaters, goals with real dates, and the full fable arc.
11–14
Tweens
How money systems work: growth, risk, and spotting tricks before they bite.
14–18
Teens
Old Fen's Workshop — first paycheck to first investment, in a look that never feels like a little-kid app.
Parents & teachers
Grown-Ups
A teaching corner for you: allowance design and scripts for the hard questions, like “are we rich?”
One family plan covers all of it — each child's profile picks their tier, and teens get a Workshop that looks and sounds their age.
No. 05Practice worlds
In the app today.
Five hands-on activities, all played with practice coins — plus a Practice Allowance your family runs together.
Lemonade Stand Tycoon
Run a stand, price your cups, hire a helper — climb from helper to keeper to owner.
Compound Interest Time Machine
Watch one patient coin work all night for years — and race it against a sleepy one.
Scam Spotter
If a deal is whispered, rushed, or “secret”, it goes in the Whisper Drawer. Your kid learns to spot it first.
Stock Market Sim
A practice market for understanding before buying — practice coins only, never real money.
Junior Budget Coach
Four drawers, one allowance, real choices — including the quiet drawer for storms.
Practice Allowance
The heart of the app: your kid's practice coins land on a rhythm you set, and the four drawers do the teaching.
On the roadmap.
The Cabinet keeps adding drawers. Here's what's being built next — honestly labeled, coming soon.
Coming soonOwner's Eyes
Sort the world into Feeders and Eaters, then pick five things to own — and watch the seasons judge you.
Coming soonPractice Allowance Month-Loop
The family economy, on a calendar: chores, drawer ratios, and bills that land whether you're ready or not.
Coming soonStorm-Days Provisioning
Provision a whole season with limited coins — then let the weather roll.
Coming soonMarket Day
A village market with drifting prices, mood-priced offers, and one stall that's too good to be true.
Coming soonDebt-Melt
Three debts, two ways to melt them — see snowball and avalanche race side by side.
Coming soonRun-Your-Town
A persistent town where every game feeds one economy — can your town's drawers survive its winters?
No. 06Ten languages
Bedtime money stories, in your language.
The whole story world — fables, activities, and coach lines — speaks ten languages, with captions on every narration.
- English
- Español
- Português
- Français
- Deutsch
- 日本語
- 한국어
- 中文
- हिन्दी
- العربية
No. 07Family pricing
One even price. Six kids. No surprises.
Free
$0
- Two full activities, free
- A limited Practice Allowance
- No ads, no card, no bank — same as Premium
Premium Family
$6/month
or $40/year — two months free
- Every story, activity, and simulator
- Up to 6 kids on one plan
- All ten languages, every age tier
- The Grown-Ups teaching corner
No. 08The quiet promise
Your family's money school, not a product aimed at your kids.
- No ads — ever.
- No selling data — ever.
- Your kids' data stays on their device.
- No bank account, no card, no fees hiding behind fees.
- No chat with strangers — the only voices are the storytellers'.
- Practice coins only — never real financial advice.
No. 09Questions, answered
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Cabinet of Coins is in the final stretch. Until launch day, here is everything families ask us.
Is Cabinet of Coins safe for young kids?
Yes. There are no ads, no chat with strangers, and no real money anywhere in the app. Your kids' learning data stays on their device — we don't sell data, ever.
Does my child need a bank account or a card?
No. Everything runs on practice coins inside the story world. No bank account, no debit card, no top-ups, and no fees hiding behind fees.
What ages is it for?
Ages 4 to 18, plus a Grown-Ups corner for parents and teachers. Each child's profile picks an age tier — from Sprouts (4–6) through the teen Workshop (14–18) — so the stories and activities always fit.
What do I get for free?
Two activities plus a limited Practice Allowance, free. Premium unlocks every story, activity, and simulator for the whole family.
How many kids can use one subscription?
Up to 6 kids on one family plan — $6 a month or $40 a year, whichever suits you.
What languages does it speak?
Ten: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, and Arabic.
Is this financial advice?
No. Cabinet of Coins teaches timeless money habits through fables and practice worlds. It never recommends real products, stocks, or investments.
When can I download it?
Cabinet of Coins is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Everything on this page is what the app teaches at launch and where it's headed next.