Your child already has a $1,000 head start.Let's grow it.

The government planted $1,000 in your child's investment account. Seedling automatically grows it — adding to their account every time you make a qualifying purchase. No transfers. No reminders. Just shop.

Don't qualify for the $1,000? Every child under 18 can still have an account — and Seedling works the same way.

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Free to download. Launching July 2026.

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Your Target run just added $5 to Emma's account.

Emma's account

$347.50

+$5.00 today

This month

$47.00

All time

$347.50

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Then nothing.

Link your bank

Connect securely in under a minute. We use Plaid — trusted by millions of apps.

Choose your triggers

Pick which purchases count. Groceries, coffee, gas — or everything.

Watch it grow

Every qualifying purchase automatically adds to your child's account. You don't lift a finger.

💡The average parent makes 3–5 qualifying purchases per week. At $5 each, that's up to $1,300 added to your child's account every year — automatically.

Built for parents. Not investors.

Most savings tools are designed for people who already know what they're doing.

Seedling is for parents who want to do right by their kids — and don't have time to figure out brokerage accounts, contribution limits, and investment options.

You set it up once. We handle everything else.

No investing knowledge required

We handle the investment side. You just shop.

Your money stays yours

You control how much goes in. Pause or stop anytime.

Backed by real institutions

Accounts are held by Robinhood and BNY Mellon — not a startup.

Small amounts. Real money.

See what happens when everyday purchases add up over time.

OccasionalRegularOften
Purchases per week247
Amount per purchase$3$5$5
Per year~$312~$1,040~$1,820
At age 18 (7% return)~$11,200~$37,400~$65,500

Estimates assume 7% average annual return. Not a guarantee. All investing involves risk.

Your child's money is safe. Here's why.

Government-backed accounts

Child investment accounts (Section 530A) are established by U.S. federal law. The $1,000 starting contribution comes directly from the U.S. Treasury for eligible children born 2025–2028.

Held by regulated institutions

Your child's account is held at federally regulated financial institutions — not at Seedling. Seedling automates your contributions. We never custody your money.

Bank-level security

We connect to your bank via Plaid — the same technology trusted by Venmo, Coinbase, and thousands of other apps. We can see transactions, but we can never access or move your money without your explicit permission.

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Seedling launches July 2026. Join the waitlist for early access and updates.

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