
Bizlings
Bookkeeping for Kid Bosses
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Bizlings turns your kid's lemonade stand, card shop, or craft table into their first real business — with bookkeeping they'll actually love.
Made for young entrepreneurs (and the grown-ups cheering them on), Bizlings makes tracking money as fun as earning it. A friendly Bizling buddy celebrates every sale, explains every idea out loud, and hands out badges as the business grows.
RUN A SALE DAY
Count your money before you sell, go sell, count again — Bizlings shows exactly how much you made today. Confetti included.
TRACK EVERY DOLLAR
• Sales, spending, seed money, and money moves — logged in seconds on a big, kid-friendly keypad
• Seed money from Mom, Dad, or Grandma counts toward profit — and kids can log who it was from
• Three purses (Cash, Venmo, Cash App) so tracked money matches real pockets
• Snap a photo of a receipt — it stays on the device, always
LEARN REAL MONEY SKILLS
• Profit, not just revenue: kids see what's left after spending
• Move money to Save, Checking, Invest, or Give buckets — smart bosses do all four
• Every concept explained in kid words, read out loud by the app (great for pre-readers)
GROW AND CELEBRATE
• Level up from sidewalk seller to business superstar as profit grows
• Earn badges for firsts: first sale, first seed money, first save, first give, and more
• A "My Business" report card that kids love to show off
SAFE BY DESIGN — FOR REAL
• 100% offline. No accounts, no internet, nothing leaves the device
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no tracking, no analytics
• Never asks for the child's name or photo
• A grown-ups-only gate protects settings
Bizlings was built for kids who sell things and the parents who want them to learn what money really is. One tap to log it. One buddy to cheer it. Zero data collected.
Open for business!
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What's New in Bizlings
1.0.1
July 24, 2026
What's new in Bizlings: • Pay Yourself — young bosses can now take money out of any purse in Move Money to buy something they've earned. It leaves the business and never counts as profit, just like real life. • Seed Money — the money someone gives you to start is now called "Seed Money," with an optional note for who it came from. It's cash flow to get going, never profit. • Small polish and fixes throughout.
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