Homeschool Planner
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The homeschool planner app for busy families

The homeschool planner that frees you up to pour into your children.

We handle the schedule, the daily plan, and the lesson tracking. So you can teach your children, and spend less time on admin.

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Free during early access. Built by a homeschool dad of four.
A weekly plan Set up in fifteen minutes
A day view Says what's next
Voice or photo Logging, no typing
Records Build themselves for state reporting
What you're carrying

Your day is already full. Your planner shouldn't make it worse.

You got into homeschooling to pour into your children. Not to spend your day on admin.

Sunday night

"What are we doing this week?"

The planning eats the weekend. You're patching together curriculum guides and last week's progress. Then Monday hits.

Tuesday, eraser in hand

"Why am I rewriting this again?"

Sick day Monday. Field trip Wednesday. A chapter took two days. By Friday, half the planner is erased and rewritten. By the next week, you've stopped trying.

9pm, after bedtime

"What did we even do today?"

You sit down to log the day. Half of it is already a blur. Typing it all out, lesson by lesson, is enough to close the laptop.

How it works

Plan the week. Stay on track. Keep records easily.

Three steps. The first happens once, Sunday night. The other two happen in seconds, all week long.

  1. 01 Plan the week Pick the curricula you're using. The whole school week gets scheduled, ready by Monday morning.
  2. 02 Stay on track The app opens to today. You see what's next, what's done, and what's later. Open it and get on with the day.
  3. 03 Keep records easily Talk for 30 seconds, snap a photo, or type. The app keeps a written record of every lesson, ready for state reporting.

Plan the week · One canvas, three views, every child in the family

Plan or log, your way

Talk, snap, or type. You decide.

Typing is the hardest part of any planner. We made it optional. Voice and photo handle the planning and the logging. Every entry becomes a date-stamped record, so your state report writes itself by year-end.

By voice

Talk for 30 seconds.

Hold the mic. Tell the app what your child just did. It writes a log entry with subject, duration, and notes. Edit or save.

You say "Sunny has phonics short vowels this morning, about 20 minutes."
By photo

Snap the page.

Take a picture of a curriculum guide, worksheet, or finished work. The app reads it and pre-fills the lesson. Works for planning or logging.

App reads "Saxon Math 5/4, Chapter 4, Lesson 22."
By hand

Or do it the old way.

Prefer to type? The lesson form is right there with the same fields voice or photo would fill. Quick, manual, works for planning or logging.

Manual entry Title, subject, duration, notes. Save.
Why this exists

Less time on administrivia, more time with your kids.

Anti-screen? We've got you.

Your children never need a screen.

Homeschool Planner is for the parent. Plan the week, print today's tasks, and your children work from paper. You log what got done later, by voice or photo, on your phone.

  • One-tap printing for today, the week, or any range you pick.
  • Per-child checklists with subjects, times, and durations.
  • Black-ink, ink-saving design.

Paper for the children. Digital records for the parent and the state.

On the way

More features. Still simple.

Three things we're building, in this order.

Built by
Luke Thomas
Homeschool dad of four · grew up homeschooled

I grew up homeschooled. Now my wife and I homeschool our four children. I built this because we needed it. We didn't want another screen in our children's day either.

You started homeschooling to be there with your children, not to run a tiny school district. So I'm building the tool that takes the admin off your plate.

Before this, I founded a company that helped remote teams plan their day and stay on track at work. I'm bringing those productivity principles home to homeschooling families.

Free during early access. Built one feature at a time, by a parent, for parents.

Pricing

Free during early access.

Join the list. We'll send an invite when your spot opens.

Early access Free while we're growing
  • Plan the week, by subject, child, or all together
  • Day view that opens to today
  • Plan or log by voice
  • Plan or log by photo
  • Printable task sheets for the children
  • One family, however many children you have
  • A direct line to the founder over email
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FAQ

The short answers.

Do my children need a screen to use this?

No. The app is for the parent. Plan the week, print today's tasks, and your children work from paper. You log what got done later, by voice or photo.

I already use a paper planner. Why would I switch?

You don't have to give up paper. Your children keep their checklists. What moves to the app is the parent's side: the schedule, the rewrites, the records. The plan bends with real life. The paper side stays paper.

How does voice logging actually work?

Tap the mic in the day view. Talk for up to 30 seconds about what your child just did or is about to do. The app writes a log entry with title, subject, duration, and notes. Edit or save. What's stored is the written record, not the audio.

And the photo capture?

Take a photo of the workbook page, worksheet, or finished project. The app reads it and pre-fills the lesson log. You confirm or edit.

What about state reports, grades, and compliance?

Today: every lesson you log is a date-stamped record with subject, duration, and notes. That's the raw material your state asks for. Coming: report templates that pull from those records and write the document for you.

Is there a mobile app?

Web first, mobile-friendly. Open it in your phone's browser. It works fine. A real installable version is on the list.

Can two parents share an account?

Not yet. One account per family for now. Multi-parent and child login come once the basics are rock solid.

What happens to my data?

Stored on US servers, encrypted. Not sold, not shared, not used to train any model. We save the written log, not the raw audio or image. Export or delete anytime.

When will it cost money?

Not for a while. We'll tell you a month before that changes. Early-access users get a heads-up first.

Pour into your children.

We'll handle the planner. Free during early access.