KiddoCash started by teaching children the language of money. The Learning Hub takes the same idea into school work — Primary 6 maths, English, telling the time and the calendar, turned into missions your child actually wants to open.
Every round is ten questions, marked the second they answer, with a proper explanation each time — not just a red cross.
Fifteen zones: place value to 10 million, decimals and the abacus, rounding, ×÷ 10/100/1000, arithmetic, fractions, percentages, ratio, algebra, measures, shape, data and multi-step boss problems.
Eight zones: modal verbs, speech punctuation, word classes, punctuation, spelling patterns, grammar and reading comprehension with real passages.
Analogue, digital and words — hide any of them to raise the difficulty. There's a microphone button too: your child says the time out loud and the app marks them and answers back.
Days, months, numbers and useful words in English and Shona, with audio on every card. Muvhuro, Chipiri, Chitatu — heritage and homework in the same place.
Twelve mixed questions a day keeps the streak alive. Streaks are the quiet engine — ten minutes a day beats two hours once a week.
Master a zone and a branded PDF certificate is issued automatically, ready to share on WhatsApp with gogo and sekuru.
Their first name personalises every mission and appears on their certificates. Add a photo, pick an avatar, choose the grade.
Missions, streaks, XP, coaches and badges. Nothing to install — it opens in the browser on any device.
Topic-by-topic mastery bars, a 14-day training calendar, every session logged, and the certificates as they land.
Maths · 92% accuracy over 45 questions
MasteredIssued automatically · unique reference · A4 PDF
"I didn't want to just build a card. I wanted to build the number one platform where every child — no matter where they grow up — could learn the language of money and speak it fluently."
— Michael TM, Founder of KiddoCash®KiddoCash began with a boy from the UK visiting Zimbabwe, standing in a market full of vetkoek and sugar cane, unable to tap a card. He asked his dad a question — and then turned it into a pitch.
The Learning Hub is the next part of that answer: if children can be taught to think clearly about money, they can be taught to think clearly about everything else too.
Read the full story →Create your free parent account, add your child, and let them run their first mission tonight.
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