ArborlyEarly access · Launching 2026
Help your child build real financial confidence.
Arborly teaches kids and teens how to save, invest, and make smarter money decisions through interactive lessons and real rewards parents control.
Free for early members · No card required · COPPA-first
Built like a game. Kept like a promise.
Real screens from the current build: lessons, bosses, the orchard, and the parent's promise ledger.
Interactive financial lessons
Saving, budgeting, compounding, and scam-spotting taught as hands-on challenges kids actually want to replay, with a mastery bar behind every lesson.
Investing and saving experiences
Kids practice goal-setting, delayed gratification, and index-style thinking in safe simulations before a real dollar ever moves.
Parent-controlled rewards and milestones
You link rewards to verified learning milestones. The money stays in your hands, every promise lands on an auditable ledger, and you get evidence of real learning, not a participation trophy.
Learning your kid can prove.
Rewards you control.
Your kid plays
Daily 4-minute lessons and boss challenges built like the games they already love.
Mastery gets verified
Lessons only complete when every missed concept is corrected. You see the evidence, not a participation trophy.
Rewards you control unlock
Pledge allowance, a savings match, or a gifted share to a milestone. Arborly verifies the learning and tracks the promise; you give the reward and mark it kept. Your money never moves through us.
Built COPPA-first. Every money event is recorded on an append-only, auditable ledger. No ads, no loot boxes, no gambling mechanics, ever.
Three paths. One tree.
The same money truths, tuned to your kid. Each age band plays genuinely different content, not one quiz read in three voices.
The Sprout path
Concrete and gentle: first savings goals, a warmup before every new idea, and a little more time on the clock. Winning feels close from day one.
The Sapling path
Social pressure enters the game: the squad skin bundle, the hype video, spending to belong. Kids practice saying no with a plan while the stakes are still pretend.
The Canopy path
The sharp stuff. Teens run the flashy money traps aimed at them (loot boxes, hype coins, too-good offers) on pretend money and watch where the money really goes. Faster timers, real investing concepts.
Fresh from the current beta build
Concepts come back
A spaced-review engine weaves old ideas into new lessons. Skip too long and the roots on your path visibly dry out; a quick replay waters them.
Say it out loud
Some answers are spoken, Duolingo-style. Graded on the device itself; your child's voice never leaves the phone.
No binge-learning
A daily lesson cap with two polite bypasses, then Sprig goes to sleep. Mastery over marathon, by design.
iPhone and iPad
One app, native on both. Full-screen, portrait, built for small hands and big tables.
Join the Early Access Waitlist
Early members receive product updates, beta access, and founder pricing.
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Questions parents ask us
›What ages is Arborly for?
Kids and teens from about 6 to 17. The journey adapts by age: younger kids get concrete, gentle challenges while teens get sharper ones, including a simulator that shows exactly how flashy money traps drain a wallet, on pretend money.
›Does Arborly hold or move my family's money?
No. Arborly is a trust layer, not a bank. You pledge a reward, Arborly verifies the learning and logs the promise on an auditable ledger, and you give the reward yourself and mark it kept with one tap. No custody, no linked bank accounts.
›How do I know my child actually learned something?
Lessons only complete when missed concepts are corrected, boss challenges test mastery under pressure, and concepts return for review over weeks so they stick. Your parent report shows the evidence: accuracy and real understanding, not minutes on screen.
›Is Arborly safe for young kids?
It is built COPPA-first. No ads, no third-party trackers, no real-money gambling mechanics ever, and no child personal data: your child names a tree, not an account. Voice practice is processed on the device and never stored.
Parent research
We would rather hear from you than guess
Four minutes, seventeen questions, anonymous. Tell us what your child actually needs and what we are getting wrong. Every answer is read by the people building Arborly.
Take the parent survey