Kiddos Wealth — Helpful answers.

Wealth is for parents and adult caregivers of children ages 2–8. Adults operate the app and review each entry with their children. Younger children join through conversation; counting, saving and spending decisions are mainly suited to ages 5–8.

Yes. Profiles, goals, achievements, trees, practice coins, included adventure-card collections and local assistance are free. Optional Kiddos+ in parent Settings supports participating apps; it does not gate these Wealth features or buy coins.

A grown-up reviews each achievement and chooses whether to include practice coins. Choose zero to recognize effort without a coin award. Children can compare displayed prices, save toward a card or choose one they can afford. Coins have no cash value and cannot be bought, transferred or withdrawn. Spending coins never removes leaves.

Reading together, helping at home, making something, trying a new skill or showing kindness can all become leaves. Agree on a small goal or record something that has already happened. You decide what fits your family; the app does not verify that an activity happened.

Choose Once, Daily, Weekdays or Weekends. Review repeating goals for today or yesterday, or skip a day. Skipping does not damage the tree.

Choose from 30 illustrated adventure cards across five Kiddos Worlds. Each card has a displayed, fixed price in practice coins; its picture and title appear when opened. Revisit collected cards without spending again. These are collectible illustrations, not full books or videos. There are no random packs or paid coins.

Yes. Each child has a separate local nickname, tree, goals and practice balance on a shared device. Select everyone who joined a shared achievement. Separate devices do not automatically merge family records.

No. A grown-up records or confirms achievements. Wealth does not automatically track activity in other apps, connect to bank accounts or control TV time. Reading a paper book and playing outdoors count just as much as digital experiences.

Family profiles, goals, achievements and practice balances stay on the device. There are no Kiddos accounts, advertising or tracking. Optional Kiddos+ membership status uses Apple services separately; it does not sync family history. Device backups, Siri, dictation and support messages have their own handling, described in the privacy policy.

The manual family experience works offline without Apple Intelligence. The interface and card titles support English, French and Spanish; legal documents are in English. Optional on-device assistance depends on compatible hardware and settings. Apple purchases and restoring membership need a connection.

Use the in-app editor, Spotlight or a tapped Shortcuts action to open the right screen. Spoken navigation to goals and achievements is not reliable. No shortcut saves an achievement, confirms a goal or awards coins automatically; a grown-up reviews the action in the app.

Kiddos+ is currently offered in the United States. New purchase availability depends on the Apple storefront, available products and successful iCloud setup. Individual app availability and standalone plans can differ. The in-app purchase screen shows the options available to you.

Connect to the internet and open the app originally used to subscribe. In its grown-up settings, use Restore Purchases with the Apple Account that made the purchase. Check iCloud is enabled for the account being used, then open the other participating Kiddos apps. Cross-app membership recognition and Apple Family Sharing are different: do not assume that a different family member’s Apple Account is eligible. Check the subscription’s current Apple sharing settings or contact us before buying again.

Use the subscription controls in the original purchasing app or your device’s Apple subscription settings. Apple shows the current price, renewal date, cancellation and any eligible sharing options. Removing an app does not cancel an Apple-billed subscription.

No. An app-provided book selection or learning, listening or play allowance is separate from an Apple subscription trial. The app explains its current sample. If an Apple trial is offered, eligibility, duration, price and automatic-renewal terms are shown before the grown-up confirms the purchase.

Use the app, Spotlight or a tapped Shortcuts action to reach goals, achievements and rewards. Spoken navigation to these screens is not reliable.

Tap Add Goal or Add Achievement to open the editor and review the entry together. No request automatically records an achievement or awards coins.

Search public screen names to get to the right place quickly.

• My TreeLook for the Kiddos Wealth destination.
• Add a GoalOpen the goal editor for family review.
• Kiddos WealthFind the app and available Add Goal, Add Achievement, Browse Leaves or Browse Rewards actions.

Children’s names, saved goals, achievements, balances and collected-card state are not Spotlight results. Indexing and a working tapped action do not guarantee Siri recognizes the same words.

Your Growing Tree pairs the selected child’s tree with the next available goal. Tap the goal to review it in the app; larger sizes also provide a separate tree link.

The goal’s wording is visible on the Home Screen, so choose wording you are comfortable displaying. The widget omits the child’s name, achievement descriptions and coin balance. Choose small, medium, large or iPad extra-large layouts. Tapping never completes a goal or awards coins automatically.

Add Goal, Add Achievement, Browse Leaves and Browse Rewards open existing screens. Adults review entries and confirm saving and spending inside the app.

• Notice something goodTap Add Achievement, select who took part, enter the achievement and review it together before saving.
• Look back togetherTap Browse Leaves to revisit the selected child’s existing leaves.

Use tapped actions when a spoken request fails. These actions do not sync family histories, save achievements or spend practice coins.

Install the latest app version on a compatible device, then open it and complete setup. System actions can depend on your device, language and Apple settings.

The examples use English. Features can depend on device, system version, language and region. Some natural-language requests need a supported on-device model; simple named actions are a separate feature. Apple’s Siri service has its own processing rules, even when an app’s own helper runs on device. These native features do not run on this website.