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Light the path. Plan the year.

Your whole homeschool year, planned once and beautiful everywhere.

Build your family's annual lesson plan in minutes, keep it on a calendar made for school days, and print a professionally designed planner that always matches the real plan. Every child gets their own screen to work from — and you get the attendance log and progress reports at the end of it.

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Works in your browser today · iPhone and Android apps coming this fall

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Why families choose it

Planning, calendar, and a printable planner — finally in one place

Other tools make you pick two: a scheduling app, a wall calendar, or a pretty printable from Etsy that's out of date by October. This is all three, in sync.

Build the year in minutes

Set each subject's schedule — which days, which curriculum, where lesson numbering starts — and generate the whole term's lessons in one tap. Edit anything; numbering fixes itself.

A calendar built for school days

Month, week, and detailed views of every lesson, co-op day, break, and family event — with one-tap day agendas grouped by student.

Supply reminders that think ahead

Note the supplies a lesson needs and get a reminder days before — so the baking soda volcano isn't missing its baking soda.

Breaks, holidays & co-op days

Add US or Canadian holidays in one tap, mark days off, and set a recurring community day — auto-scheduling plans around all of it.

A planner worth printing

Nine designed layouts — daily sheets, weekly grids, checklists, a kids' star chart. Print one day, a week, a whole term, or the entire year in one job, and choose what goes on the page. Every sheet comes out filled in with the real plan.

Reports you can hand to anyone

Progress by subject and term, an attendance log of real instruction days, grades when you want them, and a year-end summary — the paperwork side, already done.

Photograph the curriculum, get a plan

Point your camera at a scope-and-sequence or a table of contents and the lessons come back listed, numbered, and ready to drop onto the calendar.

Field trips near you

Say where home is and how far you'll drive, and get trip ideas worth the tank of gas — or add your own and put it on the calendar.

Syncs with your phone's calendar In the works

Two-way sync with Apple and Google calendars, so the whole family sees school days right beside everything else.

For your students

Your children get their own screen, not a copy of yours

A planner is the parent's tool. This one also gives each child somewhere to see their own day, check off their own work, and watch it add up — so "what am I meant to be doing?" has an answer that isn't you.

One login, a face for each child

Open the app and pick who's learning today. Each child gets their own day, their own colors, and a screen with nothing on it they can break. Older students can have their own login instead.

Streaks worth keeping

A flame for every day of school done, with badges at the milestones. Weekends and days off never break it, and checking off a missed day repairs it.

Homework & extra credit

Set the work that has no curriculum behind it — handwriting, math facts, chores — with instructions your child can read while they work. Add optional extra credit worth points, stock a reward list, and let them spend what they earn.

Books, split into daily reading

Add a book with pages, chapters, or minutes a day and it divides itself across the calendar. There's a reading timer on their screen and a progress bar that moves.

Everything else they do

Recurring activities with times and places, attendance you can tick off, and a memory verse on their screen that changes on the schedule you choose.

Long lessons, one day at a time

A lesson spread over several days gets a check-off for each day, with that day's task on it — so finishing Monday doesn't pretend Wednesday is done too.

How it works

Three steps to a year you can see

Made for real homeschool life — where plans change, kids swap curricula, and February looks nothing like what you wrote in August.

1

Set up your students & subjects

Add each child, their subjects, and the curriculum you're using. Pick school days, breaks, and your co-op day.

2

Generate the plan

One tap schedules every lesson across the term, numbered and in order — skipping breaks and holidays automatically.

3

Live it, then print it

Your children check off their own day, you adjust as life happens, and the attendance log and reports fill themselves in. Print a beautiful planner whenever you want one — it always matches reality.

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Pricing

Every plan starts with a 5-day free trial.

Play with everything first — pick a plan when the trial ends. Simple, family-friendly, cancel anytime.

Basic

$2.99/month

or $29.99/year · after your 5-day free trial

  • 1 student
  • Full lesson plan builder
  • In-app calendar & reminders
  • Every planner template & the Year-End Report
  • Print any day, week, term or the whole year
Start free trial

Try everything free for 5 days — no plan decision until it ends, and cancel in one click before it does. Founding members lock in $59.99/year — forever, and that rate closes Wednesday, September 30. On the list already? Your private link arrives by email.

Become a founding member

Not ready to start today? Join the list and lock in founding-member pricing — $59.99/year, forever — and we'll send your private link, plus a note when the iPhone and Android apps land. A few homeschool-planning tips along the way, nothing more.