Everything you need to homeschool.
Pre-K through 10th grade.
A planned school day. A real school-year calendar. Attendance, report cards, a portfolio and a transcript that build themselves while your child works.
Free to try. No card. No account needed to see a real day.
Your child opens it and school starts
Not a library of ten thousand lessons with a search box. One sequence, built for today, with one button.
Good morning, Ava.
Day 43 of 138 · Today: 2h 10m
- Morning warm-up10 min
- Math — Equivalent fractions25 min
- Reading — Main idea in nonfiction25 min
- Brain break10 min
- Science — The water cycle25 min
- Writing — Topic sentences20 min
- Elective — Chess20 min
- Off-screen: measure three things15 min
Miss a Wednesday and nothing needs rebuilding — the strands you fell behind on move up your next few days on their own.
Six strands, each at its own level
A child can be Grade 4 in maths and Grade 6 in reading. That is normal, and here it is the default rather than a workaround.
The records keep themselves
This is the part families currently do in a spreadsheet. Every block your child finishes is an attendance entry, a set of minutes and a piece of evidence.
Attendance
Days and instructional hours, derived from real work — never typed in twice.
Report cards
Per quarter, per subject, with the level they started at and where they are now.
Portfolio
Projects, writing, artwork and certificates, collected as they happen.
Reading log
What they read, in the app and off it.
Transcript
Grades 9–10, with credits and GPA. Parent-issued — we are not accredited and do not pretend to be.
Export
Everything, one button, any time. Your records are yours.
What is behind it
Every one of these is counted from the catalogue itself, not typed into this page. The number is not the product, though — the plan and the record are.
Pick your grade
What we do not do
- We are not accredited. The transcript is parent-issued — the standard document homeschool families submit.
- We do not give legal advice. We show what your state publishes and keep the records. Whether you are compliant is between you and your state.
- No global leaderboards, no child messaging. Personal bests and family leaderboards only. We have no moderation capacity and will not pretend otherwise.
- No auto-converting trial. The trial is opt-in, the price is on the pricing page, and cancelling is one click.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a full curriculum or a planner?
Both, and that is the point. Most homeschool families run a content product, a separate planner and a spreadsheet for records. This is one system: it plans the day, teaches it, and keeps the record of what happened.
What grades does it cover?
Pre-K through Grade 10, in six strands: reading, writing, maths, science, social studies and life skills, plus electives. Every grade has an authored 180-day year behind it.
Can my child be in different grades for different subjects?
Yes, and most homeschooled children are. Each of the six strands has its own level, so a child can do Grade 4 maths and Grade 6 reading without any of it being a workaround.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can set up a school year and run a real school day without signing up for anything. An account is what lets the record follow you to another device.
Does it work without internet?
The school day is built on your device from a cached plan, so it runs offline and syncs what was finished when you are back online. The off-screen task and any printable in the day work offline by definition.
Will this satisfy my state's requirements?
We keep the records — attendance, hours, a portfolio, report cards and a transcript — that homeschool families are generally asked for, and we show you what your state publishes. We do not give legal advice and we never certify compliance. Whether you meet your state's requirements is between you and your state.
Is the transcript accredited?
No. It is a parent-issued homeschool transcript, which is the standard document homeschool families submit. We are not an accredited school and we do not imply otherwise.