For homeschool parents
Your materials. Your values. Real records.
Build full courses from the books and resources you've chosen — with schedules, graded assignments, GPA, and an official transcript. Content is everywhere; records are what homeschooling actually needs.
Sound familiar?
Curriculum boxes don't fit your kid
Packaged programs mean someone else picked the books. You want your materials, structured properly.
The transcript problem
Colleges and co-ops ask for records. A pile of finished workbooks isn't a GPA.
You're the teacher AND the grader
Designing lessons, writing tests, grading essays — for multiple kids, across every subject.
Built for exactly this
Courses from YOUR chosen materials
The books, primary sources, and videos you trust become sequenced lessons — your curation, properly structured.
Academic pace with due dates
A school-year rhythm with scheduled assignments — or self-paced when life happens.
Grading off your plate
Assignments scored against rubrics with feedback; late penalties and letter grades applied consistently.
GPA + official transcript
Every completed course lands on a real transcript with grades and GPA — the record keeping is automatic.
A tutor scoped to the material
Questions get answered from the sources you approved — with citations you can check.
Progress you can both see
The learning map and mastery tracking show exactly where each course stands.
How it works
Bring your bookshelf
Upload or link the materials you've already chosen for each subject.
Set the school year
Academic pace schedules lessons and assignments; you adjust as needed.
Keep real records
Grades, GPA, and transcript accumulate automatically — printable when someone official asks.
Questions, answered
Can I review what the course teaches before my student takes it?+
Yes — you see every lesson, quiz, and assignment, and can regenerate any lesson that misses the mark. It's generated from materials you chose, and the tutor cites them.
How do transcripts work?+
Completed courses record grades and GPA on an official-records page, with certificates per course. You choose what appears on the transcript.
Does this work for multiple children?+
Each learner has their own account, courses, and records. Family and co-op distribution is a great fit for organizations — build once, invite each student.
Content is everywhere. Records are here.
Build the first course from your own bookshelf — free.