A story-driven curriculum that takes a teenager from their first AED of pocket money to their first real investment decision — three age-matched flight plans, one platform.
We moved here for his father's work, and everything else about this move had a plan — school, visas, the flat. His relationship with money didn't. Pluto became that plan.
Works on Android, iPhone/iPad and Windows. No app store needed — install straight from the browser in seconds.
From earning and saving through investing, borrowing, entrepreneurship, next-gen currency, and protecting what's been built — one full financial education, not a single-topic app.
How money flows in, why saving early matters, simple vs. compound interest, and why idle cash quietly loses value.
Careers, salaries, payslips, and how tax actually works — demystified before it's a real-life surprise.
Needs vs. wants, budgeting that sticks, smart spending, banking and payments basics.
EMIs, credit cards, loans — when debt is a tool, and when it's a trap.
What investing is, Fixed Deposits, real estate, Sukuk, stocks, mutual funds & halal investing, collectibles, and reading financial statements.
From idea to income — how a real business actually makes money.
Entrepreneurship fundamentals — building something from zero.
Digital currencies and how money is evolving — explained without hype or jargon.
Splitting bills, lending to friends, and beating financial FOMO.
Emergency funds, insurance, fraud safety, and growing net worth over time.
Pluto is a financial-education platform only. We do not provide investment, trading, tax, legal, or advisory services, and nothing on this site or in the app is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. All lesson content, examples, and in-app simulations are for learning purposes only.
Every tier shares the same ten core modules above — plus four more, built for exactly what's relevant at that age. Same rigor throughout; the curriculum climbs with the learner.
Round numbers and clean AED amounts, plus four modules built around the money moments that happen right now — first allowance, first bank account, first tap-to-pay transaction.
The baseline curriculum at full real-world complexity, plus four modules built for exactly this age — including two found nowhere else in the app.
Same rigor as Orbit, aimed at decisions this age is about to face — a first freelance gig, a first credit card, a first end-of-service savings plan (DEWS/GPSSA), and running money as an independent adult.
The personal-finance standards behind American- and British-curriculum schools agree on something most apps miss: financial literacy has to be its own dedicated course, not squeezed into another subject — and it has to cover how money makes people feel, not just how to calculate it.
Across the US, a fast-growing majority of states now require a dedicated personal-finance course for graduation — not one folded into maths or social studies, because the evidence shows that doesn't work as well. Pluto is built exactly that way: one continuous, standalone course, matching the standards the Jump$tart Coalition and the Council for Economic Education set for K-12 financial literacy.
The UK's own national financial-wellbeing strategy calls out something most programmes skip entirely: managing the pressure, emotions and relationships around money. Pluto's dedicated Money & Relationships module goes further into this than that framework asks for.
Pluto isn't built fresh for each market. The same curriculum already meets India's National Strategy for Financial Education, backed by RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and PFRDA — one course, held to the strictest bar in any market it runs in.
Built to the same bar, wherever your child's curriculum comes from — a complete, standalone financial education your school's own standards already point toward. Not homework. Not theory. The real thing, before the real world teaches it the hard way.
Real interest, every learner, every tier.
Locked-in, realistic growth rate.
Risk vs. return, seen firsthand.
A real goal, from a Dream List.Liftoff
15-lesson lock-in, compounding.Escape Velocity
A 300–900 score from real decisions.Escape Velocity
Every lesson is a real dialogue between a mentor and a learner — taught through conversation, not lecture.
Answer correctly in a row and a Surge multiplier compounds points the same way the lessons teach money should.
Cohort leaderboards scoped to a learner's own age tier — a 13-year-old is never ranked against an 18-year-old.
Every module ends in a randomised assessment from a 50+ question bank, scored server-side.
Every module — and the full tier curriculum — ends in a real, LinkedIn-shareable certificate.
Cluster badges, a lifetime rank ladder, and a capstone certificate after a comprehensive final exam.
One shared content and logic engine, shipped identically as a native app and a full web app.
Every lesson remembers the exact screen a learner was on — no lost progress, no starting over.
A 300–900 score that moves with real course decisions.Escape Velocity
Parents pay once, directly — the learner owns their progress and certificates from day one.
A full dedicated module — Protect What's Yours — plus safety threads woven through borrowing, banking, payments and next-gen currency. Literacy isn't complete if it only teaches growth and ignores risk.
Built for the conversation at home — print it, email it, or hand over a tablet.
The full curriculum, the Vault, Sparky, pricing and what a subscription includes — everything a parent needs before saying yes.
Download the parent brochure (PDF)Cohort licensing, classroom rollout, and the school brochure live on their own page, built for whoever's signing off on the rollout.
Visit the schools pageEighteen modules across three age-tiered flight plans. A real practice Vault. An AI mentor. Certificates that mean something.