49 Short lessons
What money is, from percentages and interest to stocks, funds and crypto. With settings and practice.
A small curiosity. A big start.
Learn about money. מתנסים. מבינים.
The first lesson, the first investment and the question you didn’t dare ask — all in one place. With a personal teacher and an investment box of virtual money.
✓ No deposit✓ In Hebrew and at your own pace✓ Virtual money only
✦ Ask and understandWhat is a dividend?The teacher is here to explain
What would you do with₪50,000A virtual money challenge
◫ Investment boxBuy? Sell? Wait?Choose. See. Learn.
Illustration for demonstration · not market data or a forecast
Everything you need to get startedYou don’t need to understand the stock market.
You don’t need to understand the stock market.
Just want to understand.
Investment box
Buy and sell with virtual money, in a random period from the past. Receive feedback and pause to reflect.
AI personal teacher
Tap a concept to get an explanation within the lesson. You can also enable narration on supported devices.
News that meets the lesson
Economic headlines in Hebrew from Israeli sources, with links and concepts you can learn.
A small step at a time
How does it work?
Open an account
A short questionnaire helps find the starting point.
Learn something new
A lesson, an example and a question. Not clear? The teacher explains again.
Try it in the sandbox
Choose an investment, advance in time and explore what changed.
Understanding the choice
Receive feedback on your thinking and earn learning points.
There is also a place for parents on the journeyTalk about money.
Talk about money.
Without risking money.
A place to practice questions about saving, risk and choice together. The gain in the exercise is not the score: you learn to check information, understand percentages and think long-term.
Progress is saved in the learner account. In this version there is no separate parents’ area or real-money investments.
A question for conversation todayIf a stock fell by 20%,
If a stock fell by 20%,
how much does it need to rise
to return to the same value?
Discover the explanation together
25%. For example, ₪100 that fell to ₪80 need to rise by ₪20; that is 25% of ₪80.
The first investment?
Understand a bit more.
Learning and practice only · not personal investment advice