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Bank-See

GPT-powered adaptive financial literacy for teens (11–18). Money lessons + quizzes run as one swipeable mission with mastery tracking — fronted by Rocco, a sardonic raccoon who makes finance feel like counterculture, not a bank.

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Bank-See — a dark, editorial financial-literacy app for teens hosted by a raccoon mascot

Hero ideas

  • Money skills that don't feel like a bank.
  • Financial literacy, minus the lecture.
  • Learn money. Swipe through it.
An adaptive, GPT-powered financial-literacy app for teens — lessons and quizzes delivered as one swipeable mission, with spaced-repetition mastery, in a voice that respects them.

Overview

Bank-See teaches teens (ages 11–18) how money actually works — budgeting, credit, saving, investing — through short, adaptive lessons and quizzes that run as a single swipeable "mission" rather than a read-then-test slog.

Lessons are GPT-generated and cached, mastery is tracked with an SM-2 spaced-repetition engine and XP, and the whole surface wears a dark, editorial, anti-establishment design system — fronted by Rocco, a sardonic raccoon mascot. The thesis: financial literacy lands better when it feels like counterculture, not a classroom.

Feature highlights

  • Swipeable missions — each topic's lesson + quiz run as one bounded-swipe flow, not a read-then-test slog
  • Adaptive + GPT-generated — lessons generated and cached per topic; difficulty adapts to the learner
  • Mastery that sticks — SM-2 spaced-repetition + XP track real retention, not just completion
  • A voice teens trust — Rocco the raccoon + a dark editorial design (Space Grotesk / Space Mono, film grain) that respects the audience

Notes

  • Status: Pre-launch — the product runs in production; public launch is gated on review.
  • For Whom: Teens (11–18) — and the parents and educators who want them money-literate without the lecture.

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