01A wish becomes a goal
Your child chooses what they want. KUMBA breaks the path into small, clear steps.
Save with KUMBA. Learn with KUMBA.
Replace “Can we buy this?” with “Let’s add it to my goals.”
KUMBA turns the allowance your child earns through tasks into a clear goal. They see their progress while you stay in control.
- ✓No card required
- ✓Parent controls
- ✓No sales pressure
Fiko saysYour goal is one step closer.
New bicycle4,250 TL / 8,500 TL
50%This week+175 TLYour plan is working
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Read for 20 minutesApproved by parent
+25Tidy your roomToday’s task
+30Doesn’t hold real money.Tracks progress.
Doesn’t sell to children.Teaches goal setting.
Doesn’t leave parents out.Keeps the family in control.
How it works
One goal, small steps, and a habit you build together.
No complicated budgets. Just three simple steps the whole family can understand.
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02Effort becomes visible
Progress grows as tasks are completed. Fiko notices small wins without adding pressure.
03You stay in control
Tasks, allowance, and approvals stay with the parent. The app never holds money or asks for a card.
Why start early?
Money habits don’t begin at 18. They begin in childhood.
Needs versus wants, waiting, choosing, and saving for a goal are skills children can begin learning much earlier.
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The foundations of money habits form early
Research shows that by around age 7, children are already developing basic ideas about value, planning, waiting, and the consequences of choices.
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Childhood habits carry into adult behaviour
Talking about money as a family in childhood has been associated with starting regular investing earlier and with higher household net worth in adulthood.
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Safe practice makes the difference—not lectures
Children who begin financial learning and track spending with a parent are more likely to own financial assets and manage money confidently as young adults.
These studies show associations, not a guaranteed outcome for every child. KUMBA does not provide financial services or investment advice.
Don’t wait for ‘when they’re older.’
Start today with small, age-appropriate, safe steps in KUMBA.
Two users, one healthy loop
Motivated children. Parents at ease.
KUMBA doesn’t squeeze both users into the same screen. Everyone sees only the information and actions they need.
Child modeA sense of control
“How close am I?”
- Goal and progress view
- Age-appropriate task list
- Short, calm feedback from Fiko
Parent modeClear control
“How are we doing this week?”
- Create and approve tasks
- Allowance plan and weekly summary
- Notification and profile settings
Safety isn’t an afterthought
We set the boundaries of the child experience from the start.
01No purchase promptsChild screens contain no external product links or payment directions.
02No urgency or shameWe don’t use countdowns, fear of missing out, or blaming notifications.
03No unnecessary dataThe product processes only the family data needed for the experience.
Common questions
What you should know before deciding.
If you have another question, send it to us when you join the early access list.
Does KUMBA hold real money or card details?
No. In its first release, KUMBA is not a bank or payment tool. It tracks the savings and progress information entered by the family.
Can my child buy something on their own?
No. Purchase decisions and external links remain in the parent area. The child experience never uses sales pressure or fear-of-missing-out language.
What age group is it designed for?
KUMBA is designed for families with children aged 6–14. Tasks, goals, and content adapt to your child’s age.
When will early access begin?
Once the first family group is ready, we’ll contact parents on the list in order. Participation is free and you can leave the list at any time.
Limited early access
Be one of the first families to try KUMBA.
Join the first family group. Start free when your invitation arrives—no card details required.