
They get a card
A numbered card with a QR that is both their identity and their money — $2,500 take-home and $1,000 already in savings.
Campers walk in with a paycheck and walk out understanding what it costs to live. They make the choices; the system keeps the books.
No spreadsheets, no mental math, no waiting in line while a volunteer adds things up. Just decisions — and consequences.

A numbered card with a QR that is both their identity and their money — $2,500 take-home and $1,000 already in savings.

The first stop is Charitable Giving. They choose freely, with nothing asked in return. What that choice sets in motion, they find out later.

Studio, one bedroom, or the two bedroom they can split with a roommate for half. The first real trade-off of the day.

Ride share, used, economy — or the one everybody wants. It arrives with a payment, a down payment, and a loan that follows them all day.

Food, insurance, utilities, phone, child and pet care, entertainment — every station a real menu. They scan, they choose, the balance moves.

Halfway through, an auditor walks them through their own numbers. At the end: net worth, five awards, and the charity the camp voted to support.
Not a prototype. Every piece below is live on this site and ready for camp day.
Three screens run the whole day. Each one asks for its own access key.
Load the roster, assign cards, set stations and prices, manage the charity vote, and watch the game live.
Open administrationScan campers in and out at the start and end of each day. Works on any phone with a camera.
Open check-inCharge a camper at your station, run the roommate split, and look up an account when they ask where the money went.
Open stations