
Tier 1
First month
Your first closed month. The journey begins here.
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Every month you budget trains for something. The Our Konomy badge tiers are the long road: twenty crests, one terminus, and a supporter mark that belongs to a different game entirely.
Twenty crests, in order, from your first month to the Dragon. Each tier is one badge from the collection, and the artwork below is the tier. Nothing is earned yet — the tiers go live with the badge system at launch.

Tier 1
Your first closed month. The journey begins here.
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Tier 2
Thirty days of showing up. Consistency, not intensity.
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Tier 3
Three months closed. The habit is setting in.
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Tier 4
Half a year of closed months. Halfway down the road.
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Tier 5
Nine closed months. The long way up becomes routine.
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Tier 6
Twelve closed months. One full year with Our Konomy.
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Tier 7
Your first anniversary. A full year of closed months behind you.
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Tier 8
Two people you invited joined the household.
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Tier 9
Five invitations accepted. A community is forming.
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Tier 10
Ten invitations accepted. You built a crowd.
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Tier 11
A family member joined. The table gets bigger.
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Tier 12
Receipts and documents, kept in order. Proof the month really happened.
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Tier 13
You gave, and it is recorded. The badge for households that give back.
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Tier 14
Premium for three months, in one small commitment.
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Tier 15
Six months of Premium, carried through.
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Tier 16
Nine months of Premium, steady to the end.
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Tier 17
Twelve months of Premium, committed one month at a time.
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Tier 18
The whole year of Premium, in one commitment.
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Tier 19
The crest above the ladder. Earned, never bought — it pays out: your first 1 year of Premium, then for life, family participation free and OCR at the Dragon rate.
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Tier 20
All nineteen in the case. The badge that gathers the rest.
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The Dragon is not a tier — it stands above the twenty, and it is the end of a road. A solo, single-adult path that is deliberately configurable: no partner required, no family size required, and no exact rules published. What you can rely on: it is fair, it is reachable on your own, and it is yours if you walk it.
Open your first budget year, then close the months one by one — up to the Lion, the highest of the normal animals.
Bring people in: a family member at the table, then friends who join and build their own budgets.
The documentation journey — receipts, documents and your money life kept in order.
The commitment ladders: three, six, nine, twelve months, and the whole year in one.
The supporter crest — for the ones who choose to support Our Konomy.
Above the whole ladder, one last crest: the Dragon.
The Lion is the highest of the normal animals — the last animal before the Dragon.
One crest does not sit on the ladder at all. The Fenix is a supporter mark: it belongs to the people who keep Our Konomy alive after launch, and it is earned in a different way — confirmed, never assumed.
No base functionality is locked or limited by supporting. The contribution is optional and unlocks nothing beyond the Phoenix badge.
The Dragon stands above the ladder. It is earned, never bought — and when it is earned, it pays out in kind.
Your first 1 year of Premium — full Premium, free.
Then, for life:
It is not free full Premium forever, and it is not free OCR — it is a standing arrangement for life, earned once.
The journey crests are earned inside the app — through real months and real habits. No purchases, no shortcuts, no luck of the draw.
The Dragon road is designed for one adult managing their own household. No spouse, no family size, no extra members are required to reach it.
The Fenix is earned by a confirmed contribution — never by spending, never by winning, and never sold as a feature. It marks support, not skill.
The crests and the road exist in the product design today; the rewards behind them ship with the launch release. Until then, the ladder is the promise, not the product.