Founder-led product tour

See the routine before you change your routine.

A six-moment story of one teacher moving from setup to earn, save, spend, reflection, and an honest simulated-money boundary.

Use this written walkthrough and transcript on any device. It explains the current teacher workflow; the visual is an illustration, not a product screenshot.

The story in six moments

A product tour that starts with the teacher.

Use the poster and transcript on any device. This walkthrough explains the current teacher workflow with synthetic data and a clear simulated-money disclosure. The poster is a story visual, not a product screenshot.

Representation boundaryOnly released capabilities belong in this walkthrough. No student names, balances, or private classroom data appear here.
Illustration of a notebook, coin, pencil, and growing plant, used as the walkthrough poster.
Walkthrough posterStory visual · written route

Text walkthrough

The six moments that make the routine work.

  1. The teacher problem

    Classroom points can become paperwork or lose meaning. Classroom Currency makes the next choice visible without asking for a new curriculum.

  2. Start one class

    Create a classroom and keep separate periods in their own lane. Begin with the class and routine you already know.

  3. Earn - Save - Spend - Reflect

    Connect one everyday action to a visible balance, a goal, a store choice, and the short conversation that follows.

  4. Keep teacher control

    Set the context, award or adjust currency, and see what needs attention while the app carries the bookkeeping.

  5. Practice growth safely

    Investing is an optional classroom simulation. It uses simulated classroom money, not real securities or a financial account.

  6. Try one class

    Open the first-week guide, download the current app, or ask about the teacher pilot if a four-week routine fits your classroom.

Read the accessible transcript

Walkthrough text: “I wanted classroom points to feel meaningful without creating another system to maintain. Classroom Currency gives students a safe place to practice choices, and gives teachers a routine they can actually finish.”

Walkthrough text: “Start with one class. Create the classroom, keep your periods separate, and choose one routine you already use.”

Walkthrough text: “Students can earn, save, and spend simulated classroom money. Then you can reflect together on what changed.”

Walkthrough text: “You keep the context and the controls. The app carries the bookkeeping.”

Walkthrough text: “Investing is optional and simulated. There are no real securities or real money here, just a safe way to talk about growth and risk.”

Walkthrough text: “Try it with one class, read the first-week guide, or ask about pilot availability.”

Your next step

Make the first week small.

Choose the route that matches your day: download the current app, follow the guide, or ask about teacher pilot availability.