Jobs, wishlists and IOU wallets for kids

Stop keeping your kids' tab in your head.

Your kids pick jobs and mark them done. You tap to approve. Kerdizo keeps the IOU, what you owe them and what they're saving for, so you never have to remember it.

No bank, no cards, no more forgotten IOUs. You hold the cash. They grow.

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Made for busy parents, not perfect ones.

You don't have to be organized for this to work. That's Kerdizo's job.

The kids do the remembering.

They mark jobs done and ask when they're ready to buy. When it's your turn, it's one tap.

Forget for a week? Nothing breaks.

Finished jobs wait for you. The record keeps itself, so nothing gets lost while life happens.

No more "how much do I owe you?"

No sticky notes, no cash jar to count, no arguing over who did what. The answer is right there.

Earning, made kid-sized.

1

Pick a job.

Choose one from 501 ideas, or let your kid pitch their own. You say yes.

2

Do the work.

Weeds pulled. Car washed. Grandpa thoroughly entertained.

3

Earn the reward.

You approve it, and it's added to what you owe them, right away. Every line stays on the record, so the numbers are always honest.

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Built for little go-getters.

Jobs that build real skills

501 job ideas, sorted by age and interest, for the days when nobody can think of one (you included).

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Bonuses that are more than money

Pick the movie. Breakfast for dinner. A sleepover in a living-room fort. Your family decides what a big moment earns.

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Levels that grow with them

Earning is a skill, and practice makes progress. The first level comes after ten jobs, and their tree grows with every level after that. Nobody can take a level back.

How levels work →

Give. Save. Spend.

Every time money lands, a little goes to giving and a little to saving. The rest is theirs, for the goals they're chasing.

Money lessons →

The Kid Wing

Their own door into the app, in their own color, with their goals front and center. There's a grown-up PIN between them and your settings.

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Earn more than money.

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Can you spot Niko?

“Psst. Over here! I'm Niko, the sea turtle who keeps an eye on Kerdizo. I like to pop out and say hi now and then, so keep your eyes peeled.”
Turtle fact: sea turtles have been swimming the oceans for more than 100 million years. They paddled right past the dinosaurs! Slow and steady really does last.

How do you say “Kerdizo”?

ker-DEE-zo

“It's Greek! κερδίζω means to earn and to win: one word for both. The ancient Greeks were among the first people to trade with coins, and around 550 BC the island of Aegina stamped a sea turtle right on its money. Talk about a coin with personality.”

Want to sound like a local? In Greece, the d is soft, like the th in “this,” so it comes out ker-THEE-zo. Either way, you win.

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Stuck for ideas? We've got 501.

Kids want to earn. Parents don't always have the brain space to invent a job on the spot, and kids haven't lived long enough to think of everything themselves. That's what the library is for.

Ages 3+ · Home Helper

Napkin Captain

Put a napkin at every place before a family meal.

Ages 5+ · Outdoor & Yard

Seed Starter Helper

Fill small pots with soil and help plant parent-selected seeds.

Ages 7+ · Care & Kindness

Donation Pile Sort

Sort parent-approved items into keep, donate, and recycle groups.

Ages 8+ · Organize & Plan

Pantry Expiration Scout

Check parent-selected pantry packages for printed dates and group items needing review.

Ages 12+ · Create & Make

Homemade Bread Loaf

Mix, knead, and bake a simple loaf of bread, writing down what you would change next time.

Ages 13+ · Special Projects

Game Night Host

Plan a game night for friends: pick the games, learn the rules ahead, set out snacks, and teach each game.

See all 501 job ideas

No price tags here. What a job is worth is your family's call.

Side note: Kerdizo also tracks chores, for families who like to. If that's not how your family does things, you can easily hide chores and focus only on earning and rewards.

Built by a mom who kept losing the notes.

I have four girls, all under ten, and I was tracking their earnings on scraps of paper I kept losing. My big idea guy said there should be an app for that, so I built one. It started as a tracker. It turned into a way to raise little go-getters.

Kathryn, founder of Kerdizo

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Coming next, if you want it

The lemonade stand, done properly.

Before you sell a single cup, lemons, sugar, ice and cups all cost money. We're dreaming up a way for kids to plan a small business, price it, and work out how many cups it takes to break even.

Less nagging. More go-getting.

Ready when they are.

We'll email you when your spot opens. Just this, nothing else.