Writing Money
iEnvi believes students still need to write in an AI year. Models can draft. They cannot replace the muscle of a sentence you can stand behind. We built this app so a child can practise handwriting, spelling, grammar and essays — a little harder than the standard school path, taught first, then tried in ten quiet minutes.
It is a web app. Open it here, on a laptop, or add it to an iPad home screen. New work done well adds cents to the child’s jar straight away, up to $200 of Writing $ a year. It is an allowance meter, not cash: the app never handles real money, and parents decide whether and how to reward it. Log in with the child’s own email or a parent’s, and progress follows them across devices.
Taught, then tried
Each task starts with how. Tracing shows the stroke. Spelling names the pattern. Essays get Point–Evidence–Explain before the student writes. No endless streaks. No AI ghostwriting: pasting is off, and a parent reviews anything that looks copied.
A bit above standard
Year 1 still traces letters, then adds blends and dictation. Year 3 wants a topic sentence. Years 7–12 work TEEL, register, counterargument and revision — the moves high-achiever programmes drill, in short rounds.
Same $200 every year
A Year 1 child can reach $200 without Year 9 essays. Each new item done well pays a few cents on the spot, and the jar shows today’s earnings and how close the next dollar is. Repeats earn little or nothing until a review a few days later, so moving forward is how the jar grows. Siblings each get their own jar under one login.
Practice workspace
Use the gear for year level, weekly minutes, and email login. Target about one hour a week.