How it works
Five habits. One screen each.
Homeschool records are a by-product of teaching, not a second job. Every part of the app follows that shape, so the record grows while you teach instead of after.
The five habits
In the order you use them, every week of the school year.
Set up your children and subjects
Add each child, then the subjects you teach. A subject works through a sequence: type a list of lessons, paste one, import a CSV, or copy one from the shared library. Or leave it open and record as you go.
Say when each subject meets
Specific weekdays, a number of times a week, a loop where subjects take turns, or fixed dates for a co-op class. Set your school year, its breaks, and the days you teach.
Open Today and teach
Every child shows the lesson due in each subject. Teach from your own materials, then tap the tick. Add a rating, the minutes and a note when you want to. Mark the whole day done in one tap on an ordinary day.
Let the plan bend to real life
A missed day is not stranded: the same lesson is due on the next school day. Take a day off for one child or everyone. Log the field trip, the read-aloud, the museum morning; they count for attendance and hours too.
Print the record
Attendance against your state's number, hours by subject, grades and a transcript with credits and a GPA, the year-end packet with work samples. It all comes from the same taps, so it all agrees.
Emma, Noah and Mia are an invented family.
Every child at their own place.
One screen for the day, whether you teach one child or five, in your first year or your tenth.
- Up to 5 children on Family, each at their own place in every subject
- Charlotte Mason, classical, unit studies, eclectic: sequences of any kind
- A co-parent or a grandparent on the account
A shared roster with roles.
For co-ops, tutors and umbrella groups that keep records for more children than one family.
- Co-op in bands of 10, 25 or 50 children with roles
- Tutors see only the children assigned to them
- Outsourced classes on the transcript with the provider named
Records for anyone who asks.
An evaluator, a district, an umbrella school or a college admissions office.
- Attendance and hours against your state's numbers
- Transcript with credits, letters and GPA
- Export everything as CSV or JSON, any time
What it deliberately leaves out
- No lesson content. You teach from whatever curriculum you already use; it keeps the plan and the record.
- No accounts for children. The parent uses the app, and the children get on with the lesson.
- No AI. Nothing writes your plans or your reports for you; the record is what you recorded.
- No legal answers. State figures come with their official source and the date we checked them, and they are a starting point, not legal advice.
Third-party curriculum names are the property of their respective owners. Homeschool Up is an independent planning and record-keeping tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by those publishers or organizations. State requirements are presets with sources, not legal advice.
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Set up your children and subjects in a few minutes. We keep the records.
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