Turn positive behavior into real-world money habits.
Merit helps schools reward student behavior while teaching saving, spending, budgeting, and responsibility through a simple digital school economy.
Student Wallet
Ava Johnson · Grade 6
Merit Balance
Savings Goal
Field Trip Pass
428 / 600
Recent Rewards
View all- +15
Helped a classmate
Ms. Patel
- +10
Class participation
Mr. Chen
- +25
Perfect attendance
Office
How it works
A simple loop. Real-world skills.
Reward Positive Behavior
Teachers award Merits for attendance, participation, kindness, leadership, and responsibility.
Build Money Habits
Students learn to save, spend, budget, and make choices with their Merit balance.
Track School Culture
School leaders see behavior trends, top earners, and classroom engagement in one place.
Features
Everything schools need, nothing they don't.
Tools designed with teachers, principals, and students — not a watered-down corporate dashboard.
Student Wallets
A personal balance for every student.
Teacher Reward Dashboard
Award merits in two taps.
School Store
Real rewards students can redeem.
Savings Goals
Save toward something that matters.
Behavior History
A clear timeline per student.
Financial Literacy Lessons
Bite-size lessons built in.
Leaderboards
Healthy, optional friendly competition.
Admin Insights
Trends across classrooms and grades.
The school economy
A school economy students actually understand.
Instead of points that disappear, students earn Merits they can manage. They learn opportunity cost, delayed gratification, and financial responsibility through everyday school behavior.
- Earn Merits for positive choices
- Save toward classroom or school rewards
- Spend in a school store
- Learn money habits through action
Classroom of Mr. Chen
This week's earnings
1,240
Ava J.
Kindness
Marcus T.
Leadership
Priya K.
Attendance
Liam R.
Participation
For schools
Built for schools that want better behavior and stronger life skills.
Merit gives teachers a simple way to reinforce positive behavior while helping students practice the financial skills they will need in real life.
2 taps
to reward a student
K–12
designed for every grade
1 place
for behavior + insights
Early access
Bring Merit to your school early.
Join the early access list to help shape the future of positive behavior and financial literacy in schools.