Hackea tus Finanzas: from your allowance to your first million
The money management course school doesn’t teach. Short lessons with simulators, real missions completed as a family and a dashboard so the adult can support without nagging.
What nobody teaches them
Young people get their first allowance, open a digital wallet, buy things inside games and watch influencers who promise easy profits. They almost always learn it on their own, and some lessons are expensive.
The only time Colombia measured its 15-year-olds’ financial literacy in an international test (OECD’s PISA 2012), it came last among 18 systems, with 379 points against an average of 500.
Source: PISA 2012 financial literacy results.
How it works
Learning by doing
Each lesson takes 8 to 10 minutes: first they predict, then they try it in a simulator with their own numbers and finally they explain why it happened.
Family missions
Every lesson ends with a real mission (comparing prices, building a budget, checking a receipt) that the adult approves. If you like, agree on a bonus for each mission completed.
A dashboard for the adult
See their progress, approve missions, confirm what they save toward their goal and get the week’s guide with questions for dinner.
No loot boxes, wheels or countdown timers: achievements are earned by learning. A course that teaches kids to spot gambling mechanics can’t use them.
The course is in Spanish and uses Colombian examples: pesos, the Banco de la República and the products families in Colombia actually use.
🕵️ Express Scam Detector
Seven messages like the ones that land on a phone. Scam or legit? Play it with your child: whoever spots more warning signs wins.
💰 When do they reach their goal?
Pick a goal and see how long it takes with each week’s savings, and how much sooner they get there by completing missions with a bonus.
The Estratega route (ages 12 to 14): 12 modules
60 lessons with 19 simulators, a quiz for every lesson and module, reviews that come back after 2, 7 and 30 days, and a final escape room to build the first-million plan. The Explorador (8 to 11) and Hacker (15 to 18) routes are on the way.
Opening very soon
We’re putting on the finishing touches. Leave your email and you’ll be the first to know when it opens, with the launch conditions.
Done, you’re on the list!
We’ll write to you first when it opens. Meanwhile, try the Scam Detector and the goal simulator together.
Questions from parents
Does my child need a bank account or a digital wallet?
No. The course does not hold or move money: they learn with simulators and everyday missions. The money stays in the piggy bank or in the account you already use.
How much time does it take?
About 10 minutes per lesson and a 3-minute daily mission. The full route is 60 lessons; each family goes at its own pace.
What data do you keep about my child?
Only a nickname, their age range, a PIN to log in and their progress. No email of their own, no photo, no location. You create their profile and can delete it whenever you want.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It can be installed as an app on the home screen, and lessons already opened work offline.
Do you recommend banks, apps or investments?
No. It is educational content: it teaches how to compare and decide, without recommending products or institutions.
How much does it cost and when does it open?
We’ll announce it at launch. If you join the list, you’ll hear first.