Track kid money habits inside the family app.

Money is a top-level Berg mode with tabs for Balances, Budget, Goals, and Allowance. It is designed for parent-managed household money tracking, with children seeing their own child-scoped money view.

Overview

Money lives in Berg's top-left menu alongside Agenda, Locations, and Meals. It keeps child money tracking tied to the same household roster and admin controls used across the rest of Berg.

Balances: child balances and recent household money activity.
Budget: monthly budget categories and transaction tagging.
Goals: savings goals and progress for the selected child.
Allowance: recurring allowance schedules and issuance history.

Money is part of the current app

The live app includes the Money mode, debug screenshot coverage, and Morgan family demo seed data for balances, budgets, goals, and allowance.

Balances

Balances gives the household a quick view of each child's current money state and recent ledger activity.

Parents can switch between children in the household.
Recent transactions stay attached to the child member, not just an email account.
Child sessions open to the child's own money context.

Budget

Budget is month-based. It helps families talk about categories, planned amounts, and how money activity lines up with those categories over time.

Move between budget months.
Set planned category amounts for the selected child.
Tag transactions so the budget view reflects real activity.

Goals

Goals tracks child savings targets and the household's preferred goal strategy. It is built for visible, practical progress instead of a separate allowance app.

Create and review savings goals for a child.
Track goal progress from the same Money mode.
Keep goals connected to the child's broader household history.

Allowance

Allowance supports recurring schedules and due allowance issuance. In the Morgan demo household, the current seed keeps allowance age-based so screenshots stay realistic and repeatable.

Review allowance schedules by child.
Issue due allowances through Berg's money service path.
Keep allowance history with the child's household member identity.

Permissions

Admins can manage child money records and switch between children.
Children see a child-scoped money experience for their own member identity.
Managed child continuity matters: money rows are tied to the household child member, so future login upgrades should preserve the same child identity.