From “can I have five dollars” to “here’s my invoice.”
Here's the whole loop — the same one a real business runs, sized for a kid.
The invoice
It starts with a bill. Your kid picks a service, confirms their price, chooses who it's for, and sends. The client gets a message with a link, opens a clean invoice, and pays. Done.
Did the dishes
To: Mom
The offer
When they want something specific, they pitch for it. Set a rate, a schedule, and a goal, then send a proposal. Accepted offers turn into invoices on their own as the work gets done.
The follow-up
Not paid? That's a lesson, not a dead end. PUP flags what's owed and sends a friendly reminder — and your kid can nudge a client themselves with one tap. Chasing your money is part of the job.
PUP reminded Uncle Ray
$12 · 1 of 2 automatic
Friendly reminder from Zoe — her $12 invoice for the shelves is still open. getpup.app/i/7r2m
The goal
Every dollar earned climbs toward something they chose. Split it across save, spend, and give. Watch the bar fill. Learn patience without a single lecture.
Save 60 · Spend 25 · Give 15 — you decided, it obeys.
It grows up
The app meets them where they are and levels up as they do — from picture invoices to real negotiation to running it solo.
Pay up, please.
Give your kid the thing no allowance ever gave anyone: the habit of earning. Free to start. Set up in minutes.