Mini Envesta Academy

Mini Envesta Academy teaches children roughly aged 7 to 11 how money works - saving, spending, and what investing actually is - through short video lessons, quick reads and playful quizzes. What's inside - Eleven short video episodes plus a welcome video, released one at a time so there is always something to come back to - Short written pieces to read alongside the videos - Quizzes that check what stuck - XP, day streaks and badges to earn - A leaderboard that uses made-up nicknames, so no child's real name is ever shown - The Piggy Bank: a pocket money and chore tracker for families to use together, plus a practice investing game played with pretend money Built for children, properly - No adverts of any kind - No in-app purchases and nothing to buy - No chat, comments, photo upload or messaging - there is no way for anyone to contact your child through the app - No push notifications, so the app can never nag your child back - No name, email address, age, location or photographs collected. The app does not ask, and there is nowhere to enter them - No links out to other websites - Works offline once installed, so lessons keep working on a patchy connection For grown-ups The Piggy Bank sits behind a grown-up PIN. Chores, amounts and approvals are set by whoever holds it, and all of it stays on the device. Progress is saved against a nickname the app invents and a recovery code, so it moves to a new device without an account, a password or an email address. You can delete everything from the You tab at any time - from our servers as well as the device. Important This is education, not financial advice. The money in the app is pretend, the share prices in the practice game are simulated, and nothing in the app can buy, sell or move real money. The companies named in the practice game are used as recognisable examples, not recommendations. Made in the UK by The Envesta Group Limited.