Lanibo · Allowance
Pocket money, without the jar and the notebook
How much Mia has, what she is saving for and where it went — on every phone in the family. Lanibo keeps the record; the money itself stays real.
A weekly allowance that adds itself
Set the amount and the day once. On that morning it is added by itself and the child gets a notification. Pause it any time, for example on holiday.
Record money given ("Grandma Rose, birthday") and money spent ("Comic book"), in your family’s currency. Every entry stays in the history, with when and who.
Saving for something
A savings goal — "Roller skates, £40" — fills as the balance grows, until "Saved enough! 🎉". Kids can make their own goals too.
Chores, stars and money
Stars come from chores a parent approves. Set your own rate — "20 ⭐ = £1" — or no exchange at all. Kids choose: spend their stars on rewards you set, or turn them into pocket money.
- Only parents give money and record spending
- Each child sees only their own money and goals
- Lanibo never holds or moves real money
How it works
Add your kids
Each gets a login with a username — no e-mail, no bank card.
Set the allowance
An amount, a day, and if you like a rate for stars.
Watch them save
Gifts, spending and goals, all in one place.
Questions
Is it a bank account or a card?
No. Lanibo keeps a shared record of the real money you give — it never holds or moves money, so there are no fees and no card to lose.
Can a child give themselves money?
No — only parents give money and record spending. A child can exchange their stars (at your rate) and make savings goals.
Which currencies does it support?
You pick the family’s currency in Settings — pounds, dollars, euros and many more.
Is it free?
Yes. Lanibo is free, with no ads.
Lanibo is almost here
It is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Want to try it before everyone else? Write to us.