Quiddo · House #26,384

Where it puts itself

Positions itself as an alternative to Spriggy. Rules out “kids' debit card”. Publishes a comparison page.

• Alternative to: Spriggy
• Says it will not: kids' debit card

“Most pocket money apps just move money around. Quiddo tells the difference between the jobs kids get paid for and the ones they simply have to do, so pocket money means something.”

“Spriggy Alternatives: 7 Pocket Money Apps for Aussie Families Compared (2026)”

What it costs

Monthly subscription and yearly plan. No free plan. Trial: “14 days”. Prices quoted: $1.99 /month, $15 /year, $15 a year.

• Monthly: yes
• Yearly: yes
• Free plan: no
• Price: $1.99 /month · $15 /year · $15 a year
• Trial: 14 days

“$1.99 /month”

“$15 /year”

Who it sells to

Sells to consumers. Built for teams.

• Sells to: consumers
• Company size: teams

“Quiddo tracks pocket money and chores for families”

How it runs

A mobile app and web app for Android and iOS. Hosted in the cloud. Distributed through the App Store and Play Store. No API.

• Kind: mobile · web
• Runs on: Android · iOS
• Runs where: cloud / hosted
• Distributed via: App Store · Play Store
• API: no

“Now on iPhone and Android”

“Quiddo works in your browser too.”

What it works with

Names Spriggy on its pages.

• Names: Spriggy

“Quiddo tracks pocket money and chores for families who don't want to give their kids a debit card.”

“Spriggy Alternatives: 7 Pocket Money Apps for Aussie Families Compared (2026)”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Trying it asks for an email. Publishes a blog.

• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: an email address

“Start free trial”

“Sign up with your email and get going in minutes”