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Inside Monty O'Clock

The tools behind Monty O'Clock.

Each feature helps turn your child's real money into something they can see, decide on, and learn from.

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Monty o'clock
It's time, Leo
This week's allowance
$10.00
Spend
$4.00
Save
$4.50
Give
$1.50
Grow
SOON
New Bike
Leo's pick · 8 weeks in
$180.00of $250.00
Everything Monty O'Clock brings together

Twelve tools. One weekly habit.

Allowance

Set the amount, frequency, and schedule. Allowance becomes part of your child's next Monty O'Clock.

Spend / Save / Give

Three simple jobs for money. The child chooses how to split their allowance.

Spend $3 · Save $5 · Give $2

Deposits

Record birthday money, chores, bonuses, gifts, and other earnings — each with an amount, a note on where it came from if you like, and a split your kid chooses.

Birthday Money +$25 · From Grandma

Goals

Create personal goals, track progress, and update or cancel them any time. Completed goals become part of your child's money history.

Bike Goal · $42 / $75 · 56% there

Purchases

Record where money went, kept connected to the jar it came from.

Minecraft Add-On −$8

Purchase Reviews

Ask: was it worth it? Fast, child-friendly reflection after every purchase.

😍 🙂 😐 🙃

Giving

Give money its own role. Kids choose causes or giving goals that matter to them.

Parent Controls

Set allowance rules and boundaries, review or cancel a goal, and add a bonus or adjustment when it helps the lesson.

Progress

See jar changes, goal movement, money in, money out, and completed Monty O'Clocks.

A record of habits building — not a balance to chase.

Family Workspace

One private place for every child in the family, with room for more than one parent or guardian to stay involved.

Money Lessons

Short, real-life lessons matched to your child’s age that work as conversation starters, not long lectures.

Family Money Rules

A planned set of family rules that connect choices to outcomes. Bonuses and adjustments already work today. Coming soon.

Bringing it together

Every tool leads back to Monty O'Clock.

Two minutes a week turns these tools into a habit your family keeps.

See How Monty O'Clock Uses These Tools