Module 26 · Passing it on

Ozy's World

The finest legacy of all: teaching children about money. Ozy's World is a games academy designed for ages 6-13, guided by Ozy the firefly — the same Zero-Knowledge standard, the same elegance, nothing that ever leaves the device.

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A junior academy: 60 games that gently teach children about money.

Sixty games, three ages

The academy brings together 60 games across 12 modules and 3 tiers — ages 6-8, 8-10, 10-13. Children learn the essentials through play: telling need from want, recognizing coins, giving change, waiting in order to save, discovering the world's currencies… all the way to the first notions of disposable income and cryptography.

Gems, badges, a diploma

Each game won lights up a gem; each completed module earns a badge; each finished tier awards a diploma. The progress, like yours, stays on the child's device — no score is ever sent anywhere.

Tip

Ozy's World already exists in six languages and can be chosen with a tap, with its own colourful themes designed for children.

Free, no ads, no account

  • 100% free with no advertising whatsoever: nothing to buy, nothing to unlock.
  • No account, no sign-up: a child leaves no trace, no personal data.
  • A bridge to the grown-ups: the same ideas — need/want, saving, disposable income — as in your vault, in playful form.

Module quiz

Test your knowledge

Question 1
Who is Ozy's World for?
Explanation: The academy covers three age tiers, from 6 to 13, with games suited to each range.
Question 2
How many games does the academy have?
Explanation: 60 games, spread across 12 modules over 3 age tiers.
Question 3
What does Ozy's World share with your vault?
Explanation: Like your vault, the academy is local and private: free, ad-free, account-free, trace-free.
Module challenge

A game with a child

Open Ozy's World and start a first game with a child around you — « Need or Want? » is a great beginning. Watch how an abstract idea becomes crystal clear the moment it's played. This is how a whole family learns to talk about money calmly.