Raise the kid first.The athlete second.
You already pay your kid for the stuff that matters. Grades. Practice. Chores. Showing up. GuardNIL University turns those agreements into one clear contract, hooked up to your bank account, with a record of everything they earned. They learn what real money for real effort feels like, and you stop arguing about every five-dollar bill.
From your kitchen table to their wallet.
You write the rules. Your bank covers the dollars. Your kid earns each one by hitting your rules. The record remembers everything they did. And nothing pays out until you approve it.
First, you build the contract.
Pick the things you actually want your kid to do this year. Each one earns a dollar amount you decide. As you add rules, the simulator shows you what a slow month, an average month, and a really good month would actually pay out. Nothing is locked in until you sign, and you can change any rule any time.
- BASEBase allowanceMonthly to start. Adjust any time.$0per month
- GRADESPer A on report cardAuto-recorded against the report-card photo.$0per A
- CHORESChores doneTrash out, dishwasher empty, room clean.$0per week
- EFFORTShowed up to all practicesCoach-verified attendance, no exceptions.$0per week
- CHARACTERCommunity-service hourFood bank, mentoring, neighborhood help.$0per month
- SKILLSFinancial-literacy moduleCompound interest, taxes, budgeting.$0per month
Then everything they do gets recorded in one place.
Right now, your kid's life lives in a dozen places. Grades are in the school portal. The coach texts you about practice. Volunteer hours are in an email from two months ago. We pull all of it onto one timeline you can scroll through. So when scholarship time comes, or when grandma asks what they've been up to, you have a real answer in five seconds.
Questions parents ask first.
These are the questions almost every parent asks before they sign up. Real answers, no fine print.
No. This is something you set up at home, with your money. We don't talk to your kid's school, and the school doesn't grade you on it. You decide what counts and what each one is worth.
Most kids won't, and that's the point. GuardNIL isn't about getting recruited. It's about giving your kid a real record of who they are and what they earned through effort. That matters whether they end up on a college team or not.
Pricing is locked in for founding families and announced at launch. The basics — contract, wallet, family schedule — will be free. Premium features for families who want the full toolkit will be a low monthly subscription. Founding families get the rate locked in for life.
Yes. We follow COPPA rules, which means kids under 13 don't have their own login. You hold the account. You see everything. You can delete it whenever you want.
That's fine. The contract works for any kid old enough to do chores or get grades. You don't need a coach or a team for any of this.
You can cancel any time, from your account page. Your kid's record exports as a PDF. The wallet balance refunds back to your bank within 5 business days.
Yes. You can add a co-parent to the account. Both of you see everything, both of you can approve payouts, and you can decide together what counts.
No. Not now, not ever. We don't sell or share your kid's data with anyone. We're funded by family subscriptions, not advertising.
Raise the kid first.
The athlete second.
We're picking 50 founding families to launch with us. You help shape what's next and get direct access to the team building this. Drop your email below if you want a spot.
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Their social is their résumé in real time.
Their social isn't just for fun. It's the first thing brands, recruiters, and scholarship committees look at. GuardNIL turns the things they're already doing, like the grades, the games, and the volunteer hours, into a real social presence that shows who they are. Every approved post adds to a track record they'll carry into college, internships, and their first job.