Waggle: Chores & Allowance

Waggle turns chores into a real ledger. Kids do chores. What they earn is promised, tracked, and split across Checking, Savings and Giving — and Savings earns interest every week, so a nine-year-old can watch compounding happen instead of being told about it. No real money ever moves. Waggle is a shared record between you and your kids: every promise is written down, every balance adds up, and nothing can be quietly edited away. FOR PARENTS • Set up chores once — on a schedule, one-time, or as anytime Honey Drops • Approve what actually got done; a chore's value locks in when it's completed, not when it's created • Payday closes the week as a ritual you run together, not a background job • Choose the interest rate, and the share of every payday that has to go to Savings • Every movement is an append-only entry — corrections are recorded, never erased • Built for a shared family tablet, with a PIN between kid mode and yours FOR KIDS • See exactly what a chore is worth before doing it • Watch honey fill the pots as money lands in Checking, Savings and Giving • Set a goal and see how many weeks away it is at the current rate • Earn interest while Waggle the bee sleeps on the Savings cell • Twelve short lessons about money, written for kids WHY A LEDGER Most chore apps are a checklist with a number attached. Waggle is a ledger: balances are derived from entries, entries are never rewritten, and the arithmetic is in whole cents. When a kid disputes their balance — and they will — the history answers. PRICING Every household gets 30 days free with everything switched on. After that, Waggle Plus is $4.99/month, or $49.99 once for Waggle Forever. Once the free trial lapses, nothing is locked away: your history, balances and charts stay readable — you just can't record new activity until you decide on a plan. Waggle balances are promises between you and your family, not real deposits. Waggle is not a bank, does not hold funds, and does not move money.