
The Lemonade Stand
Earning, and that money comes from work plus a little planning.
Press to peekCoinsprout runs short, playful missions where an AI plays the shopkeeper, reacts to your kid's real choices, and explains what happened in kid words. You set them up. They play. You get progress and dinner-table questions.
Mr. Pico sells fancy cups for 5 coins or plain cups for 2. The sun is blazing. What do you buy?
Pick an age band and play three turns of The Waiting Game. The AI reacts to what you choose and debriefs at the end. No login.
First, how old is the kid playing?
The AI tunes the words, the numbers, and the ideas to the age.
No login. Nothing is saved. Pretend coins only.
You do the setup. Your kid does the playing. The AI does the improvising, inside rules you can read.
A first name or nickname, an age band, and whether they get an allowance. Two minutes. You own the account.
Short interactive stories. The AI plays shopkeepers and tricky deals, reacts to each choice, and debriefs the why in kid language.
A view of each money skill, recent debriefs, and one dinner-table question a week that actually starts a conversation.
Each world is a short interactive story. Press one to see what it teaches.

Earning, and that money comes from work plus a little planning.
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Saving for a goal versus spending right now.
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Smart spending, fair trades, and spotting a tricky deal.
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Giving: choosing a cause, and how a little can help a lot.
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Waiting: the hardest skill, and why the wait is often worth it.
Press to peekEverything a parent wants from a money app for kids, with nothing you would have to explain away.
Words, numbers, and ideas scale from 6 to 13. A six-year-old counts coins; a twelve-year-old meets opportunity cost.
Pick A, the story goes one way. Pick B, it goes another. The AI improvises inside the scenario.
Mistakes are the lesson. Every debrief says what happened and why, warmly.
Earning, saving, spending, giving, waiting. See where your kid is strong and where to nudge.
One good question a week, pulled from what your kid actually did in a mission.
Pretend coins only. Child mode has no settings, no billing, no external links, no advertising.
Coinsprout routes across language models. If one provider is down or a better one appears, missions keep running.
A scripted app can show a kid one path. Coinsprout improvises an age-appropriate money scenario, plays the shopkeeper, responds to the exact choice your child made, and then explains the why in their words. That is only possible with modern language models, so we built around them from day one.
Every turn is validated
{
"scene_text": "string",
"choices": ["a", "b"],
"typed_prompt": "string | null",
"reaction": "string | null",
"debrief": "string | null",
"parent_note": "string | null",
"skill_tag": "waiting",
"done": false
}The model must answer in this exact shape. Anything else is rejected and retried, then replaced by an authored turn. Child-safety rules ride in the system prompt on every call.
Kids play in a child mode built from structured choices and short typed answers. The parent owns everything else.
The AI never asks a child for personal details and redirects personal questions back to the mission. Content is always age-tuned and kind, and a child is never shamed for a choice. Mistakes are the lesson.
Read the full stance“My eight-year-old chose the okay skateboard, got the debrief, and asked to play again so he could 'try the waiting one.' That is a sentence I did not expect to hear.”
“The dinner-table question was the surprise. 'What makes a trade fair?' kept our ten-year-old talking for twenty minutes. I finally understood how she thinks about her allowance.”
Start free. Upgrade when your kid asks to play again. Cancel anytime.
Try a real mission with one child.
Every mission world, every week, up to 3 kids.
Bigger families, sibling challenges, first in line.
Prices in US dollars. Paid plans are billed to the parent account only. Kids never see billing.
Kids 6 to 13. You pick an age band when you add a child, and every mission tunes its words, numbers, and ideas to that band.
No. Everything inside a mission is pretend coins. Coinsprout is not a bank, a card, or a wallet, and it never will be in child mode.
Missions are structured choices plus short typed answers, never open chat. The AI runs inside fixed child-safety rules, never asks for personal details, and every reply is validated before it reaches your child. Read the full stance on the Parents and Safety page.
One child and one mission a week, with the full kind debrief and a parent progress snapshot. No card needed.
Coinsprout is model-agnostic. We route across providers and can swap models without changing the missions or the safety rules.
Yes, from Settings, any time. Export gives you a JSON file of your family's data. Delete removes the whole family, kids included, permanently.
Pricing is in US dollars worldwide. Your card provider converts at its usual rate.