Students simulate the life of an adult, making personal financial decisions such as paying for rent, food, and gas. Students will also be presented with pop-up “wants,” creating an immersive environment as to whether or not the student wants to attend that basketball game or save their money for a new car. Every once in a while, an emergency situation will surprisingly pop up (i.e., the student’s car gets wrecked).
Teachers can customize the simulator settings, determining how much the student’s annual salary is as well as the existing balance in the student’s checking and savings accounts.
A demo of the platform is coming in May 2024. Full access will be launched July 2024.