We are on a journey to spark financial confidence in the next generation. Designed for kids in elementary and middle school, Kidomo blends fun and learning through interactive games, real-life simulations, and engaging storytelling to teach the foundational skills of money management.
We believe financial literacy should be accessible to all, playful, and part of every child’s growth journey. We’re here to help parents raise money-smart kids who are ready to shape a better financial future.
Our Approach
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Fun, Real-World Learning
Kids explore topics like saving, spending, and crypto through interactive stories that build real-life financial skills while they play.
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Expert-verified, parent-approved.
Kidomo delivers high-quality, unbiased ad-free lessons —designed by educators and reviewed by a financial literacy community.
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Personalized Experience
Smart learning that adapts: AI tailors each journey to your child’s pace and preferences, while parents get tools to track progress and build confidence together.
Early Traction from In-School & Parent Testing
✅ Piloted in California Schools - Public School in Los Altos and Private School in Mountain View), with 36 second-grade students aged 7–9
✅ Kids show strong engagement with the spy storyline, interest in in-app features, and displayed enthusiasm for financial concepts. Compared to Duolingo, Khan Academy Kids and Raz Kids.
✅ Teachers expressed strong support and interest in integrating Kidomo into existing curriculum.
✅ Parent insights via interviews: In-depth interviews revealed strong parental demand for tools that build money habits early and make financial learning fun and age-appropriate.
Kids: Learning they love
Kidomo’s interactive stories captivated 2nd grade students. Kids eagerly participated and were drawn to the spy-based theme. The blend of narrative and decision-making experience helped transform money lessons into something they looked forward to.
Teachers: See the Value
Educators across two Bay Area schools embraced Kidomo as a powerful tool to integrate financial education into the classroom. The platform aligned with their learning goals and classroom routines, helping teach essential money skills without adding planning burden. Teachers consistently expressed enthusiasm for wider adoption.
Families: A Must-Have
Parents who participated in early feedback sessions voiced strong interest in Kidomo as a much-needed resource. Many saw it as a timely solution to teach their children foundational money habits - something they often felt unequipped to do themselves. A majority also indicated willingness to pay for access at home.