👩🏾👧🏾 For parents and guardians
You're the coach. Stride is the game plan.
They choose, try and grow. You keep a front-row seat and the final say.
They choose, try and grow. You keep a front-row seat and the final say.
Stride was built for every one of these.
"I give them everything they ask for. Will they ever know its value?"
They earn it, save it, choose. Now they know what things really cost.
"They never learn to wait or save."
Goals they can watch fill up. Patience finally pays off.
"I have no idea how they are really doing at school."
Results and time by subject, at a glance, any day of the term.
"I am too busy to keep track of it all."
Chores, treats, requests and results, all waiting in one place.
"Every chore comes with a fight."
Clear jobs, clear rewards. You just check the work.
"Who are they talking to online?"
Chat is family only. Friends from other families are for games only, and both families' parents must say yes.
Give pocket money, help them save, say yes or no.
Money →Pick the job and the reward. Check it, then pay in full, half, or ask them to try again.
Chores →Real-life treats they earn. You decide what it takes and when.
Treats →Assign lessons and games, set timers and choose a Learning Focus.
Learning →Time spent and results by subject. Approve homework results for points.
Friends from other families are for games only. Both families' parents must say yes.
Add another parent or guardian, each with their own login.
Text and voice notes, only with your family.
Goals they can see turn "I want it now" into "I'll save for it".
Requests come to you. Money talks get calm.
Chores with a clear reward tend to get done with fewer reminders.
Levels, points and treats give them their own reasons to practise.
You see what they see. Praise the wins, help with the rest.
From first coins at 3 to their own adult account at 18.
From a preschooler's first coins to a teenager's budget. At 18 they can move to their own adult account, with their own wallet and grown-up money lessons. You choose whether your limits stay.
Children get room to grow. Parents remain involved. Stride provides the structure.
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