Mesada
Mesada
Every feature in one sentence, with its tag: what comes free and what Plus brings. This page grows with the app.
Everything on their phone is built so they practice with real money and want to keep going.
Every mission with its name and its reward, written before it starts. Free: three open per child; on Plus, as many as it takes.
When they think of a job that wasn't on the list, they propose it from their phone and the reward is set at home.
The ones that take a while, the ones for certain days, the ones that expire. Plus challenges to change a habit, with a streak of their own.
A photo of the made bed before crediting. It travels only between the family's phones.
What they earn is split before it's spent: to spend, for their dream and to share. Splitting is the whole lesson.
They name what they want and see how long it takes at their pace. Changed their mind? They change it or let it go, and the savings go back to the piggy bank. One dream free; no cap on Plus.
Before buying, they see what's left and how many weeks their dream slips. For something outside, “Can I afford it?” shows what's missing and turns it into a dream in one tap.
A birthday, school supplies, the monthly outing: they become something with a date, set aside little by little, and waited for calmly.
They set money aside for someone outside or for a cause, and choose the day to hand it over. On Plus, they can also give to a sibling inside the app.
On payday they ask for their money from their phone; you hand it over at home and the tally stays square.
One for every day they finish all their missions, with your yes if they go through review. They never go away: they climb a ladder where each step opens one new thing, one per day.
How many days in a row they've closed their missions. Every ten, a star bonus. A day with no missions doesn't break it.
Every day with its missions done leaves a stamp. The week starts fresh on Sunday, and whoever has the most stamps gets the household decision. A tie is settled in the app.
If they tie, it's rock-paper-scissors: each from their own phone, and the moves are revealed at the same time. On a shared phone, pass and play. With an only child, a coin toss with Gani, just for fun.
They build their face the way they like, and each step of their ladder opens something: new faces, collectible frames, or a world they pick from two.
Arrives October 1 and leaves November 2, with Gani in costume. Whoever lives it keeps it forever, and more dates are coming.
A short money lesson every day: 730 stops in 24 topics, from what money is to a first paycheck. Each earns a star; each topic, a badge. First two topics free; the whole Journey on Plus.
Three questions about what they've already learned, for the amount you set. It pays like a mission, right answers or not, and you see how it went.
Set, approve, pay and see. The app keeps the rest.
Approve or send back with a note, from your phone, when you can. Nothing is credited without your yes.
Ideas for each child's age, with a reward and how often: check the ones you want and they go out together, for one child or all of them.
Weekly, twice a month or monthly. That day the allowance gets paid —it comes every week, no matter what— and cash can be asked for. The app gives a heads-up the day before.
Every movement is written down with who approved it, and the balance adds up from there. An adjustment always carries its reason, signed.
Two things and nothing else: purchases with their money and decisions for whoever has the most stamps. An ice cream, a pizza night, picking dinner. You stock it and you give the yes.
One decision a week, on the day you choose: it decides itself and everyone finds out. And free days for trips or whatever life brings, per child or for the whole house, even after the fact.
One mission posted for several kids: whoever does it, gets paid.
Missions with their own pay for whoever wants them, with or without a date, repeating on their own: the first to claim one keeps it, and everyone hears about it.
Reading, helping out, no bad words: you set how many days a week and how many weeks, and it renews every Sunday. Each day done fills in a piece of their drawing; at the goal, it's in full color.
Facts, not labels: how many days their money lives, what they keep, what they ask for. You get to know them by what they do, and each child reads the same as you.
Search any mission, see what each child already finished week by week, and put it back up with one tap. When you write a new one, your family's own missions show up with what you paid last time.
When a child finishes, asks or proposes, you get the alert; when you approve, they get it. Without opening the app.
The bell gathers what needs your tap —deliveries, cash requests, proposals, gifts, payday— and what happened. You read it, it stays, and it keeps count.
Their name, face, birthday, allowance and how they get in. If needed, pause them and keep everything, or delete them for good.
A widget with their money, today's missions and the week's stamps, turning to the new day without opening the app; on yours, what's waiting for your review.
No banks, no accounts for the kids, and never a charge per person.
As many adults as it takes and as many kids as you have, on any plan. Never a charge per seat.
Kids get in with the family code and their key, an animal with its drawing, no email and no account. Adults get in without an account. With their Apple account, the family stays saved.
Dad, mom, grandma, uncle, godmother… or whatever you type. So the tally reads who said yes, and anyone can stock the store.
Mesada moves no money: the cash is handed over at home and the app keeps the tally written down, the same one for everybody.
Spanish, English and Portuguese, and your country's currency from day one.
The app carries no ads and no third-party tracking, and photos travel only between the family's phones.
With no network it keeps working and catches up when it's back. Every phone sees the same thing, within seconds.
What's already decided and on its way. Nothing more.
New lessons that arrive on their own, no app update needed.
New faces and frames, seasonal and limited, earned with consistency.
As many adults and kids as you have, with no limit, on any plan. Never a charge per person.
US$4.99 a month · US$44.99 a year
7 days free. Cancel whenever you like.
The subscription is charged to your Apple account and renews on its own unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. You can cancel from Settings › your name › Subscriptions.
It all gets read, and often ends up in the app.