Problem
Financial education tends to be theory: nobody feels the consequences of taking on debt, saving late, or falling for a scam until it really happens to them.
Financial simulator played in the browser. You choose a realistic starting point and, each month, make a decision, face an event, and see its effect on your cash, your debt, and your net worth.


Financial education tends to be theory: nobody feels the consequences of taking on debt, saving late, or falling for a scam until it really happens to them.
Learning by practicing: seven starting profiles, monthly decisions with consequences, and a coach who explains what you did right or wrong. No account needed and no real money at risk.
Young people and adults who want to understand money by playing, in the language they prefer.
You compare the recommended moves, confirm, and discover the month's event before seeing the outcome.

Cash flow, debt, assets, and life status, with a coach that prioritizes what to do next.

Missions, streaks, and achievements that show your progress month by month toward your first million.

From zero, in debt, as a student, as a migrant, or with family responsibilities; in dollars, soles, or euros; free mode, story mode, or challenge mode.
Plus 11 chained storylines that change depending on how you play.
Interface in ten languages; the game content is fully translated into four.
Automated balance audit: 10,000 games of 36 months and 1,500 ten-year games to balance the game.
Next.js with persistent local state and optional cloud sync, installable as an app, synthesized sound, and tested accessibility. A custom rules engine generates decisions, events, and the coach's comments.
Tell us the idea in two lines. We'll reply with scope, timeline and a first proposal.

Monitors notices, reads the bidding documents with AI, and tells each company whether it qualifies, with the supporting citation. Includes an application funnel and competitor analysis.

Private vault with voice messages, a map of where important things are, and trusted guardians who open it only when needed.

Records each order in seconds from a phone, deducts supplies according to each dish's recipe, and shows the day's real profit.