Raise a kid with moxxie.
The kid who sees what needs doing and just does it — that’s moxxie. Moxxify turns everyday work into real earned money, so “can I have $20?” becomes “here’s what I did.”
You decide what’s worth paying for
Choose the work and what each job earns — from a library or your own. Set a weekly budget so it never runs away from you.
They decide to do it
No reminder, no negotiation. Your kid picks a job, does it, and sends you an invoice in their own name — priced and itemized.
You approve, they earn
Approve in a tap. Venmo, Cash App or PayPal opens prefilled with the amount and the note — you send it, and their goal bar moves.
You can’t tell a kid they’re capable. They have to catch themselves being capable.
Confidence comes from being genuinely useful and being paid for it. Every job on the menu is a small rehearsal for the things that make a self-sufficient adult.
Initiative
Noticing what needs doing and starting it — before anyone asks twice.
Self-reliance
Wanting something, and knowing exactly how to go and earn it.
Judgment
Learning what an hour of your own effort is actually worth.
Follow-through
Finishing the job properly, because the invoice doesn’t send itself.
- ×The lobbying stops. Instead of being asked for money, you get told what they did to earn it.
- ×So does the nagging. You set the budget and the limits once — not again every Saturday morning.
- ×One record of who did what, so nobody has to relitigate whose turn it was.
- ×Which work is paid and which is simply part of being in this family. You build the menu.
- ×What a job is worth, and how often it can be billed — caps are enforced, not suggested.
- ×Who else is allowed in, and exactly how much of your family they can see.
The habit has to survive the age where most kids drop it.
A sixteen-year-old should not be handed a seven-year-old’s screen, or a seven-year-old’s expectations. The look, the language and the work all move up as they do.
Sprout · up to 8
Big pictures, bright color, one thing at a time.
Quest · 9–12
Goals, streaks and progress bars. The classic Moxxify look.
Field Notes · 13–15
Understated and grown-up, for teens who have outgrown badges.
Studio · 16+
Business-grade. A paid invoice arrives as a receipt to confirm, not confetti.
Grandma can pay for the dog walk without seeing your whole family.
The more people who take your kid’s work seriously, the faster it sticks. Invite an aunt, an uncle, a grandparent, the neighbor two doors down — by email, or by a short code you read to them out loud. You choose how much of your family they see, one invitation at a time.
- ×Everyone sets their own prices. Grandma can pay $10 for the dog walk while you pay $5 — same kid, same job, and nobody has to agree on what it’s worth.
- ×They have to agree. An email invitation is accepted by signing in with that address; a code raises a request an admin approves. Nobody joins your family without your yes, and nobody is added to a family without theirs.
- ×The line between the two levels is enforced in the database, not just hidden on the screen.
- ×A grandparent paying grandkids in two households gets one screen — never a family to switch between.
Family
A full guest. Sees every kid, their goals and their history — what you'd give a spouse or co-parent.
Client
Sees only the children they pay for, and only their own invoices. Nothing else in your family. The safer one, and the right answer for most people.
Real invoices
They bundle their work and send a priced, itemized bill in their own name.
One-tap pay hand-off
Venmo, Cash App or PayPal opens prefilled with the amount and the note. Your money, your account, your app.
Goals & buckets
Save toward something real; split earnings between goals once earned.
Their own login
Older kids get their own account from a join code. Younger ones just borrow your phone.
MoxxMeter
Totals, streaks, and records — progress worth celebrating.
Matched savings
Match what they save — the 401(k) lesson, early.
Rates & negotiation
Every payor sets their own prices. Offer a one-off job, or let older kids make the case for a raise.
Calendar
See every day they worked, at a glance.
Setup in one pass
Add every kid in one go. Each one starts with a menu suggested for their age.
Start with a free Family trial. Per family, unlimited kids.
Free
- ×One kid, one goal
- ×Real invoices and prefilled pay links
- ×The full earn → pay loop
Family
Most families- ×All your kids
- ×Earned multi-goals & buckets
- ×MoxxMeter, matched savings
- ×Invite family and clients, each at their own rates and access level
Family Business
Coming soon- ×For the teen with real customers
- ×Uncapped business-revenue services
- ×We’re still shaping this one
No card needed to keep using the free plan.
Doesn’t paying for chores kill the idea of just helping out?
It would, if everything were paid. That’s why you build the menu. Most families keep the baseline — your own dishes, your own room, showing up for the family — off it entirely, and put the extra work on it: the garage, the car, the weeding, the stuff that genuinely would have cost money to hire out. The lesson isn’t “you get paid to exist here.” It’s “work that creates real value earns real money,” which is the one they’ll live on later.
Does Moxxify hold or move my money?
Not today. Moxxify keeps the ledger — who did what, what’s owed, what’s saved. When you approve an invoice, your own Venmo, Cash App or PayPal opens prefilled with the amount and the note, and you send it from your account — the money moves between your accounts and never sits with us. If that ever changes, it’ll be a feature you choose to turn on, not a surprise.
What can someone I invite actually see?
Whatever you picked when you invited them. Family is a full guest — every kid, their goals, their history. Client sees only the children they pay for and their own invoices, and nothing else in your family. That boundary is enforced in the database, not just hidden in the app.
Is it safe for my kid?
Young kids need no login — you hand them the phone, and your own four-digit PIN brings it back to your console. Older kids can get their own sign-in from a join code you issue. No public profiles, and we don’t sell your family’s data — see our privacy policy.
What ages is it for?
Roughly 5–17. The menu, the wording and the whole look shift as they grow — Sprout, Quest, Field Notes, then Studio. A 7-year-old and a 16-year-old get different work, different freedoms, and different screens.
Is there an app to download?
No app store. Moxxify runs in the browser and installs to the home screen like an app, so the link a grandparent taps just opens.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The free tier needs no card; you only add payment if you upgrade for more kids or features.
My daughter invoiced me for years.
Counters were a dollar. Dog baths were five a dog. Nobody nagged her, and some weeks she earned nothing at all — that was the point. She’s grown now, billing real clients of her own. Moxxify is that habit, with the tedious parts taken out.
Read the founder’s story →Real work. Real money. Real moxxie.
Set up your family in a few minutes — the first invoice can go out today.
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