Allowance app for the whole family

Kids collect rewards. Parents stay in control.

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Pepp, das Sparschwein-Maskottchen, hält eine Goldmünze hoch
  • Made in Germany
  • Ad-free
  • No bank account, no card
  • 5.0 on the App Store (7 ratings)

Pepp is a chore and allowance app for families, for iPhone and Android. Parents set up chores as quests, kids complete them and earn allowance or screen time. No real money moves through the app: the pot only keeps count, and you pay out yourself. Pepp costs €2.99 a month for the whole family, and the first 7 days are free.

How Pepp works in 90 seconds

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Whose turn is it to take out the trash? And how much pocket money is left? Pepp helps your family keep track, turning everyday tasks into little quests.

The parent view shows you what’s happening: open tasks, new proof to review, and your children’s balances. All in one place.

Creating a quest is easy. What needs doing? What’s the reward? And should your child send a photo, or is a quick tap enough?

Now it’s your child’s turn. In their own space, they can see their quests, choose a task, and get started. Nice and simple.

All done? Your child sends you the proof. Just a tap, or a photo of the result – whatever you agreed on.

Take a quick look and approve the quest. If something’s missing, send the proof back. Your child knows exactly what still needs doing.

Once approved, the reward goes into their pot. Money or extra screen time – you choose what works for your family.

Saving up for something special? That’s what savings goals are for. When it’s time to pay out, you handle the money yourself, in cash or by bank transfer, outside the app.

Family chat keeps your plans and little updates together. Both parents can join in and stay on the same page.

Turn little tasks into real moments of achievement. Give Pepp a try with your family. Available for iOS and Android, at taschengeldapp.com.

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Everyday life

Do you have to say everything five times too?

  • The trash is still sitting there.

    Reminded for the third time. And you've already half done it yourself.

  • A screen-time debate every evening.

    How much longer, how much yesterday, why the brother gets more.

  • "Did I already give you that?"

    Allowance by gut feeling. Nobody knows what's still owed.

How it works

Chores become quests — in three steps.

Setting up once takes minutes. After that, the quest does the talking.

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  1. 01

    Create a quest

    Pick a chore, attach a reward: 2,50 € or 30 min.

  2. 02

    Your child does it

    Accept the quest, do it, send a photo or comment as proof.

  3. 03

    The pot fills up

    The reward goes into your child's pot — success is visible right away.

Rewards

Reward on your terms.

Money, screen time, a custom reward — or none. You decide per chore.

Pepp springt mit einer Goldmünze — eine Belohnung ist freigeschaltet.
  • Money
  • Screen time
  • Custom reward
  • None

The mechanics

A quest can do a lot — but doesn't have to.

Child, category, reward, deadline. Everything else is optional.

Pepp Eltern-App: Quest anlegen mit Belohnung, Wochentagen, Frist und Nachweisart
Pepp Eltern-App: Quest-Übersicht nach Zustand gruppiert
Pepp Eltern-App: Beweis-Stapel wartet auf Prüfung
Pepp Kinder-App: Quest-Liste nach Dringlichkeit
  1. Category, reward, deadline

    Quick pick from ready-made categories. Then attach 2,50 € or 30 min — and set a deadline.

  2. One-off, recurring, routine

    The trash every Tuesday, homework as a routine, mowing the lawn once. You sort the list by child and status.

  3. Custom proof

    Photo or a tap as proof — you decide per quest. Swipe right to approve what comes in; swipe left to send it back.

  4. Send back without starting over

    Proof not enough? Sending back doesn't mean redoing it — your child just adds the proof.

Two sides

One app, two worlds.

Pepp shows the same everyday life in two views. You get the organised overview of all quests, your child a simple list to check off. You set the frame — your child decides within it.

Parent mode

Calm, clear, decisive.

Your view: plan and approve.

  • Create quests and sort them by child and status.
  • Set limits, wishes and screen time per child.
  • Review and approve proof — or send it back.
Pepp Eltern-App: Quest-Übersicht nach Zustand gruppiert

Kids mode

Motivating, rewarding, independent.

Your child's view: accept and get it done.

  • Accept quests, send proof, fill the pot.
  • Set a personal savings goal and pick an image for it.
  • Kids mode also runs on your phone, PIN-protected.
Pepp Kinder-App: Quest-Liste nach Dringlichkeit

The pot

Waiting becomes visible.

Every reward you approve fills the ring around Pepp. Not an account balance, but progress your child can see.

  • Earned, not given. 12,50 € in the pot means four completed quests.
  • Savings goal with an image. Your child sees what they're saving for.
  • Your child cracks it open themselves. Cash in hand, into a savings account or a wish — you confirm.
Pepp Kinder-App: der Pott ist zu 63 Prozent voll, 12,50 € gesammeltPepp Kinder-App: Sparziel anlegen mit Bild, Name und Zielbetrag

Safety

No account. No card. No data trading.

  • No bank account, no card

    Your child needs no payment details and no account of their own. No real money flows through the app.

  • You handle the payout

    The payout is a request to you. Cash in hand or into a savings account — outside the app.

  • No ads, no data selling

    No advertising ID, no sharing with third parties.

  • You run the family account

    Limits, amounts, screen time, kids mode: it's all yours, PIN-protected.

Family

For everyone who joins in.

  • Family chat

    Arrangements, praise and proof photos in one place — without third-party messengers.

  • Custom quests and limits

    Individual quests and limits for your kids — both parents see the same and manage it.

  • Join via QR code

    Show the code, scan it and start saving.

  • No own phone needed

    Kids mode also runs on your device.

Comparison

Pepp, a card app or a kids’ bank account?

Three ways to organise allowance – and how they differ.

PeppPrepaid card appsKids’ bank account
Bank account or card needednoyes, prepaid cardyes, current account
Real money in the appno – the pot is a counter, you pay outyesyes
Chores with rewardsyes, quests with photo proofusuallyno
Screen time as a rewardyes, with a daily capnono
Cost2.99 € a month for the whole family, 7 days freeusually a monthly feeusually free for minors

As of September 2026, according to the providers’ websites. More in the guide for parents.

Pricing

Start free today. Less stress tomorrow.

7 days of full free access. After that one price, one family account, cancel anytime.

Monthly

2,99 €

per month · cancel monthly

7 days free · reminder before it ends · cancel anytime

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe?

Yes. Your child needs no bank account, no card and no payment details. No real money flows through Pepp — the pot is a balance counter, and you handle the payout.

What happens to my child's data?

No ads, no advertising ID, no data selling. Pepp is GDPR-compliant and the servers are in the EU.

What does Pepp cost?

2,99 € a month or 23,90 € a year — one price for the whole family. 7 days free up front, cancel anytime.

Does my child really learn something?

They earn it instead of being given it, they see the progress in the pot and they wait for a goal instead of getting it right away. That's exactly delayed gratification.

Control or autonomy?

Both. You set amounts, limits and screen time. Your child decides within that: which quest, when, and what to crack the pot open for.

Another app for your child?

Not needed. There's a kids mode on your device, PIN-protected. Your child only needs their own phone once they have one.

From what age?

As soon as a child can read short sentences they manage on their own — in our experience from around six years old. Younger children use kids mode together with you.

What happens after the 7 days?

You get a reminder beforehand. Without a subscription the quests pause — your family, history and the pot are kept.

Chores become quests.

Set it up today, remind less tomorrow.

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