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Version 2.0.266 · 2026-01-26
Some minor bug fixes and enhancements
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The store currently lists version 2.0.266, updated 2026-01-26.








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Bomad - short for Bank of Mom and Dad - is a virtual piggy bank and allowance tracker app. It teaches kids financial literacy and helps parents keep track of pocket money for kids.
The tracker works like this:
You create a virtual piggy bank for them using the parent app on your phone, which they can track in the child app on their iPad, iPhone or other device, similar to the old roostermoney or bankaroo.
Then you set the app to add an allowance or pocket money weekly, or when they get birthday money or cash from the tooth fairy, they give it to you and you keep the money as your own, but you track it by adding it to their balance in the app
When your child wants to spend, you pay or give them cash, and deduct it from the tracker
So the account balance is just what you owe your child…
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