One private place for your whole family.
A family workspace holds every child's profile, wallets, and goals in one place, with room for more than one parent or guardian to stay involved.
Example: a two-kid, two-parent family
A mom and dad share one workspace with profiles for an 8-year-old and an 11-year-old. Both parents see every child’s progress, and at each kid’s Monty O’Clock the family looks at that kid’s own jars and goals, not a sibling’s.
What a workspace holds
- A separate profile per child
- Each child’s own Spend, Save, and Give jars
- More than one parent or guardian, if your family has them
- Each kid’s own goals and a record of their Monty O’Clocks
Why one place helps
With every child’s money and progress in the same workspace, a family doesn’t have to juggle separate logins or piece together who did what — Monty O’Clock covers the whole family in one sitting.
Private to your family
Only the parents and children you add can see inside your workspace. Nothing is shared between families.
Questions parents ask
Can I add more than one child?
Yes. Add every child in your family to the same workspace, each with their own profile, wallets, goals, and allowance settings.
Can two parents share one workspace?
Yes. A family workspace can include more than one parent or guardian, so both can stay involved in the same child’s money habits without separate accounts.
Does each child have their own goals and progress?
Yes. Every child has their own profile — their goals, wallets, and record of completed Monty O’Clocks stay separate from any siblings in the same workspace.
Is our family’s workspace private?
Yes. Only the parents and children you add to your workspace can see what’s inside it.
How is this different from Parent Controls?
The workspace is where your family lives — the children and parents in it. Parent Controls covers the settings inside it: allowance rules, goal oversight, and adjustments.
Start building money habits with your family.
Create your free Monty Family Account and help your kids practise real money habits this week.