creditsA shared starting point.
Clearer expectations.
Agree on the rules before the next request for more time. A shared balance gives everyone a common starting point.
OPENING GRADUALLY
Give your kid a digital allowance.
Earned gives kids a digital allowance. They earn credits from activities you approve and spend on entertainment within your rules. You set the boundaries. They practice choosing.
Invitations go out in small groups. Join free with a parent’s email.
✓ Parent-set boundaries✓ Room for their choices✓ Privacy without surveillance
THE ALLOWANCE APPROACH
Earn. Budget. Spend. Save.
Inside your family’s rules.
You decide what earns credits and where they can be spent. Your child practices making choices with a balance they can see.
- 01
Earn
Choose approved apps or offline activities, like reading and chores. You decide what earns credits.
- 02
Budget
A visible credit balance helps kids plan what to use today and what to keep for later.
- 03
Spend
Kids spend credits on entertainment apps, within the screen-time boundaries you set.
- 04
Save
Look beyond today toward a meaningful, parent-approved reward. Parents handle the purchase.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
You set the boundaries.
They find their feet.
The goal is more than managing a screen. It’s making space for a healthier relationship with it, and with each other.
Join the waiting listWhat would you like to
save your allowance for?
A shared starting point.
Room to be their parent.
Set the rules before it’s time to put the screen down. The allowance is there to support those boundaries, with you still in charge.
Practice choosing for themselves.
Spend a little now or save for later. Everyday decisions are a chance to learn planning and delayed gratification.
TRUST IS PART OF THE PRODUCT
A healthy allowance
needs honest boundaries.
Earned puts family wellbeing first. The aim is more confidence and fewer negotiations, not more time in the app.
Learning should not become unlimited earning.
Earning is capped so one app can never become an unlimited source of credits. Earning credits does not lift the total screen-time boundaries a parent sets.
Access opens gradually, with invitations going out in small groups.
What we do not do
- No surveillance of content
No reading messages, capturing screens, or recording keystrokes. Usage means which app and how long.
- No randomized rewards
Clear goals and known outcomes. No mystery prizes or pressure to keep coming back.
- No cash-out or child-to-child transfers
Credits stay inside your family’s allowance. Parents approve rewards and control real spending.
STRAIGHTFORWARD BY DESIGN
An allowance for them.
A subscription for you.
Earned Plus
The everyday allowance is free. Plus is for parents who want finer control: earning rates tuned app by app, your family’s full history and weekly summary, and room for up to five children.
Joining the waiting list is free. No payment details needed. Parent-funded rewards are separate from the subscription.
Join the waiting listA LITTLE CLOSER TO YOUR TURN
A digital allowance.
An invitation away.
We’re opening Earned to families in small groups. Join the waiting list and we’ll email you when it’s your turn to be invited.
For parents and guardians. Free to join. No payment details.Let’s keep you in the loop.
Start with your email. The rest is up to you.
You’re on the list.
Thanks for being here. We’ll be in touch when there’s news about Earned’s availability.
No account or payment is needed today.
Can we use Earned today?
Access is by invitation as we open Earned to families gradually. Join the free waiting list and we’ll email you when it’s your turn. There is no public download yet, and joining does not guarantee an invitation or a date.
How is a digital allowance different?
Earned gives children a clear credit balance and choices about earning and spending, inside boundaries set by a parent. It’s practice in self-regulation, with parents still responsible for the rules.
What stops my child earning all day?
Every earning activity carries a daily cap, and Earned will not let you save one without it. You choose which activities earn credits and what each is worth, so the ceiling is always yours to set.
What can my child save for?
Two kinds of reward, both approved by a parent. You can create your own, like a day out or a chosen treat, and hand that over yourself. Or your child can save towards a gift card from a catalogue, which is ordered and delivered automatically once you approve it.