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• More reliable sign-in: a brief connection problem no longer signs you out. • Fixed rare crashes on the lesson screen and in the calculators, and a rare freeze at launch. • Plus: the offline library loads much faster. • Calculator sliders show clean values as you drag. • The reminder switch now matches whether a reminder is actually set. • Badge pop-ups tidy themselves away, and the daily-limit screen clears at midnight. • Yearly plan prices show the right monthly amount in your currency.
Financial literacy in 60-second lessons. Money skills, quizzes, calculators.
Scroll turns personal finance into a feed you can get through. Swipe up for the next lesson, read it in about a minute, answer one question, move on. Most money advice arrives as a 40 minute video or a 300 page book, and most of it never gets finished. Scroll breaks the same material into finance lessons you can read while the kettle boils. Learn personal finance one swipe at a time Every lesson is a 45 to 100 second read on one idea. What a marginal tax rate actually means. Why an emergency fund comes before investing. How compound interest behaves over 30 years. Each lesson ends with a multiple choice quiz, so you find out whether it landed before you move on. Under most lessons there is a deep dive, a 200 to 400 word expansion for when one screen is not enough. Financial education with quizzes, XP and streaks Right answers earn XP. XP builds levels. Opening the app on consecutive days builds a streak, and there are 34 badges to collect along the way. It is the same loop that keeps you scrolling elsewhere, pointed at money skills instead. Save anything worth rereading to the Saved tab, and browse the full library by category when you want to stay on one subject for a while. Money lessons for your country, not someone else's Most financial literacy apps teach American money to everyone. Scroll covers 23 markets, including the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, India, Brazil and much of the EU, plus an International setting that falls back to USD. You get local currency, local tax rules and the account names people actually use where you live. Tax explained in the words your payslip uses. Amounts scale by purchasing power too, so an example salary reads as a plausible salary where you are. 9 financial calculators Take-home pay calculator, using your country's tax rules Compound interest calculator Savings rate calculator Mortgage calculator Retirement tracker Emergency fund calculator Stamp duty and property transfer tax calculator Debt payoff calculator Salary sacrifice calculator All nine run on the same local tax math as the lessons. A feed that matches where you are Onboarding asks for your country, your experience level (just starting, some knowledge, or confident), your goals, your income band and the topics you care about. Your feed is built from those answers. It suits complete beginners, and it still has something to say to people who already invest. Offline learning, not just downloads Lessons live on your device. Scroll keeps working on a plane, on the underground, and on a connection that has given up. Free forever, with an upgrade if you want one The free tier is not a trial. You get 5 lesson opens a day, 6 categories and 2 calculators, with no expiry date and no card required. Scroll Plus adds: Unlimited lessons All 9 calculators 3 specialist categories: UK accounts, Property, and Tax Deep dives Offline mode Scroll Plus comes as a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one time lifetime purchase. Prices show in your local currency before you buy, and subscriptions can be cancelled in Google Play. What Scroll is not Scroll is an educational app and nothing else. It never connects to your bank. It never sees your transactions. It never asks for account numbers, card details or banking credentials. It is not a budgeting tracker, not a broker, and not an advice service. Scroll teaches money management. It does not manage your money. Lessons and calculator results are for learning and estimation only, and none of it is personalised financial advice. For decisions about your own money, talk to a qualified professional in your country. It is closer to a personal finance course you take one swipe at a time than to anything that touches your accounts. Support Found an error, or a lesson that is wrong for your market? Email synclabsupport@gmail.com and tell us.