paRENTal turns everyday money lessons into a fun family game — parents set the rules, kids practice real-world skills.
Create your household, add rooms, and set a monthly "rent" for each one.
Give each child a room with a simple family agreement and their own sign-in code.
Kids track available money, plan a budget, and pay their rent right from their dashboard.
Earn chore credits toward rent and watch savings goals grow with progress bars.
A safe, hands-on way for kids to build money confidence before it counts for real.
Kids practice real decisions with no real-world risk, all inside your family.
Budgeting, saving, and earning — the habits that matter, learned by doing.
Chores, goals, and agreements give parents and kids a shared system to grow with.
Your kid will pay rent someday. The only question is whether their first landlord is a stranger — or you.
Thanks — we'll be in touch as soon as paRENTal opens its doors to founding families.
Log in as a parent or use a family sign-in code.
| Family Member | Room | Amount | Due Date | Status | Actions |
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Upcoming payments and chores for the whole family.
Updates about requests, chores, payments, savings, and rooms.
Approve or deny requests from kids. Approved discounts apply to their next unpaid payment.
A running record of household financial and responsibility activity.
| Kid | Paid to Parents | Pending | Overdue | Total Scheduled | Savings Balance | Kid Sign-In Code | Add to Savings |
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Kids can earn rent credits by helping with household responsibilities and building great habits.
A simple view for each kid to check their room, payments, chores, and credits.
Review upcoming rent, overdue amounts, and completed payments.
Earned money from a job, allowance, or side gig? Log it here to add it to your budget. (This just tracks numbers — no real money moves.)
Choose something meaningful to save for and watch your progress grow.
Plan where your money will go, then track what you actually spend.
Your upcoming payments and chores.
Your latest household updates.
Ask for a discount and explain why, such as good grades, extra chores, or another accomplishment.
Your payments, discounts, chore credits, savings, and other household activity.