I'm a student from India and I built MintyBath because of one frustrating reality — I was 18 before anyone explained to me what a bank interest rate actually meant. We study trigonometry for years but nobody teaches us what a CIBIL score is, why SIPs beat FDs long term, or how credit card interest can trap you. Financial illiteracy in India isn't a lack of intelligence — it's a lack of access to good, engaging education. The problem I'm solving is simple: most people know they should learn finance but never do because it's boring, overwhelming, or gatekept behind expensive advisors with their own agenda. I wanted something that felt like a game but taught real skills. The simulated stock market feature was the breakthrough idea — instead of just reading about investing, you actually practice it with credits you earned from learning. That feedback loop makes everything click. Built this solo using React, Supabase, and a lot of caffeine. Would love your honest feedback — what's confusing, what's missing, what would make you come back daily?

MintyBath

Duolingo for finance, learn money, invest in simulation

Duolingo for finance, learn money, invest in simulation