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Its AI companion, Finny, reviews photos of completed math work, checks responses, and offers encouragement, questions, and step-by-step hints without supplying the answers. Children work through mistakes themselves, building understanding and confidence as they practise.

Effort earns Lucky Coins, finfun’s virtual currency. Children can track their coins in a personal wallet and choose whether to spend them, save towards a goal, or explore virtual banking concepts such as interest and borrowing. Coins are for use within finfun and cannot be exchanged for or withdrawn as real money. The platform also offers a shop with virtual items and eligible physical rewards; some purchases require parental approval.

Parents can use the dashboard to follow homework activity, earnings, savings, loans, and purchases. Plans are available for one child or two, with custom pricing for larger families, and include a one-month free trial. Future features include business activities, fairs, and challenges.