How My Love for Finance Became Fun Finance
My goal is to make economics and finance easier for everyone to understand, so more people can feel confident making decisions about money and building better financial futures.
Here’s how it all started.
In 2024, I started the Fun Finance Project by writing a book called Fun Finance — a guide that explains money and economics to kids in a way that feels simple, engaging, and actually fun.
I learned pretty early how much understanding money can change the way you see the world. My dad taught me about money and economics when I was young, and those lessons stayed with me. I wanted other kids to have that same early start — to grow up feeling confident and comfortable making decisions about money.
Since then, Fun Finance has grown beyond just the book. I’ve spoken at school events for students, teachers, and staff. I also created four free iOS apps inspired by it. Each app explores a different money skill — like comparing prices, thinking before spending, or understanding opportunity cost — in a way that feels simple and easy to remember.
Now, I hope Fun Finance can grow beyond my school — first across Thailand, and maybe one day, around the world.
Ever wonder if something is really worth buying? WannaNeed helps you stop and think before you spend. Answer a few quick questions, and it helps you figure out whether that item is something you truly need—or simply want.
Two products can look like a good deal, but which one actually is? ValueMatch helps you compare unit prices so you can quickly see which gives you more for your money and make the smarter choice.
Inflation can feel abstract until you watch prices change yourself. InflaMate lets you track everyday things like groceries over time, making inflation simpler to see, understand, and connect to the world around you.
What if the money you almost spent stayed in your pocket instead? SavePals helps you track all your savings, think about your choices, and see what that money could grow into over time.
