The money quiz where guessing wrong is the point.
Guess-first money puzzles for teenagers — payslips, scams, saving, first jobs and more. Guess, see the real answer, grow a plant. No account, no email, nothing collected, ever.
8 packs across 2 tracks.
Works on any phone. Your garden saves on your device only.
What's actually in it?
two tracks that grow up with you — each pack is a few quick puzzles and about three minutes.
Start here
Money grows · Spending traps · Scams & your account · Prices & value
Your own money
First payslip · Borrowing basics · First wheels & first jobs · How banking works
Try one now — guess first, then see the real answer:
Try one now
Aya saves £20 a month from age 18. Ben saves the same £20 a month but starts at 28. Both stop at 58, same 5% a year.
Aya only pays in £2,400 more than Ben. How much MORE does she end up with?
Not a teenager?
Parents & grandparents
Send them the garden — it needs nothing set up and collects nothing. And if you track your family's money with Blooom, each child's savings can sit in your picture, with what it could grow to by 18.
Teachers — classroom mode is yours
The same packs, projector-sized: whole-class guess-first voting, the reveal, and a plain-English why for every question, with a printable follow-up per pack. Built for PSHE and form time — no accounts, nothing collected from pupils.
Open classroom modeQuestions parents and teachers ask
Is it really free — what's the catch?
Really free, and education at Blooom is never paywalled. Blooom earns its money from optional adult subscriptions, set out in full on the how-we-make-money page — never from anything on the teen pages.
What do you collect about my teenager?
Nothing. No account, no email, no name, and no tracking for advertising. Quiz progress is saved on the young person's own device and never leaves it.
Is this financial advice?
No — it's general money education with worked examples. For a real money decision, a trusted adult is the right person to talk it through with, and the garden says so itself.
Does it push any products?
Never on the teen pages. No bank promotions, no referral links, no sign-up nudges — just how money works.