iOS

TinyTirelire

Pocket money that grows with kids.

Parents get a clear family overview while each child keeps an individual sense of ownership.

The product.

Parent and child in one app
A family overview for parents and a space for each child. No second app.
Visible savings goals
A progress bar toward a bike or another real object, rather than a bank balance.
Ages 5 to 16
The interface changes with the child’s age.

Screens.

TinyTirelire child view showing progress toward a blue bike savings goal — A concrete savings goal turns an abstract balance into progress a child can follow.

TinyTirelire celebration screen after completing a reading challenge and earning pocket money — Lightweight celebrations connect completed tasks with earned pocket money.

Solo: product, UX, engineering, App Store.

I use RevenueCat to manage one Pro subscription per family.

Stack.

React Native
Expo
TypeScript
SQLite
Supabase
RevenueCat
Sentry
Skia
Reanimated