For homeschool families

A complete math curriculum, with the records done for you

A sequenced math course on your child's grade standards that they can work through on their own. Attendance, progress reports, and a transcript are built from their work as they go.

$49/mo · up to 3 kids · free sample courses, no sign-up · cancel anytime

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What the course includes

Built for one student at a time.

A complete curriculum, not a supplement

Each course follows a scope & sequence on your child's grade standards (Common Core–aligned, grade 4 through college math), and every lesson has named objectives.

Built for independent learners

About 20 minutes a lesson, written for kids who read on their own. A narrator can read it aloud. You stay the teacher of record.

Records for your state or evaluator

Print a progress report, attendance log, scope & sequence, and transcript, built from your child’s work with dates, hours, and mastery by objective.

Made from what they love

Worked examples, diagrams, and word problems use your child’s name and interests.

Record keeping, built in

Four documents, no data entry

Records are built from your child’s answers as they work. Print them when your state, umbrella school, or evaluator asks.

Progress report

Completion dates and per-objective mastery, plus any lesson your child tested out of ahead of time, marked "assessed out" so the record stays honest.

Attendance log

Every day they worked, with lessons and instructional minutes, for states that count days or hours.

Scope & sequence

The full course outline with objectives, ready to hand to a reviewer or umbrella school on day one.

Transcript

A one-page course summary with hours, mastery, and grade + credit lines for you to sign.

Requirements differ by state, you stay the teacher of record, and the documents leave the final grade and credit lines to you.

How the course adjusts

If a skill is shaky, the next lesson starts a step earlier. If they fly through a topic, the next lesson moves faster. Younger learners go one lesson at a time, with no skipping ahead.

Adapts to how they did

The next lesson is written after the last one is finished: slower where checks were shaky, faster where they weren't.

Everything comes back, on a schedule

Every skill they've learned comes back as a warm-up, sooner if it was shaky, later if it was solid, with fresh numbers each time.

A Sunday note to you

One email a week: what they finished, what still needs work, and one thing worth praising.

Starts where they are

An optional 10 to 15 minute quiz before lesson 1, ungraded. Gaps from earlier grades get a short Foundations lesson first; skills they already have are skipped and marked that way in your Records.

What a math block looks like

1

They open their course

Kid mode shows their course and nothing else. No feeds, no ads.

2

One lesson, about 20 minutes

One concept, then practice until they get three right in a row. Practice works in the app or printed on paper.

3

You check the dashboard

First-try accuracy for each objective shows what they have down and what needs another look.

4

Records update themselves

Dates, minutes, and mastery are recorded automatically. Print them whenever you need them.

Coming to iPad & iPhone

Built for the kitchen table. Coming to the iPad on it.

A native app is on its way to the App Store, with Apple Pencil support as the headline: your kid writes their work out by hand, right on the lesson, instead of typing it into a box. Everything else (the locked kid mode, the offline lessons, the auto-filed records) comes along for free.

A self-guided homeschool day, iPad included

Kid
1

Opens their course

One tap on the locked home screen, straight into today’s lesson. No feeds, nothing else installed to wander into.

Kid
2

Works it out by hand

Apple Pencil turns the screen into scratch paper: they write out the steps the way they would on a worksheet, right where the problem lives.

Parent
3

Glances at the dashboard

First-try accuracy by objective, updated the moment they finish, no grading, no photographing worksheets.

Parent
4

Prints the paperwork

Attendance, progress, and transcript pull from the same iPad, whenever your state or evaluator asks.

What it costs

$49/mo for up to 3 kids, about $16 each, with worksheets and records included. For comparison, a math learning center typically runs $200 to $350 a month per child. Try a sample course free first.

Homeschool questions

Is this a full curriculum or a supplement?

A full curriculum for one math course at a time. Each course follows a complete, sequenced arc on your child’s grade-level standards: every lesson has named objectives, graded checks, and practice they can do in the app or print on a worksheet. Many families run it as the spine and add anything they like on top.

Will it satisfy my state’s requirements?

Requirements vary by state, but the usual asks (evidence of instruction in math, days/hours logs, work samples, or an annual portfolio) are exactly what the Records page prints: attendance logs, progress reports with dates and mastery, a scope & sequence, and a transcript. You remain the teacher of record and assign the final grade.

What grades and courses does it cover?

Grade 4 math through the full high-school pathway (Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Statistics), plus SAT/ACT prep and early college courses. Kindergarten–grade 3 is out of scope: courses are built for kids who read independently.

How is it different from Khan Academy or a workbook?

Two ways. It’s personal: lessons are generated around your child, their name, their interests, their humor, so the examples are theirs, not a grade-level average’s. And it’s accountable: every answer feeds mastery-by-objective records you can actually file.

Can I use it for more than one child?

The Family plan covers up to 3 kids, each with their own personalized courses: $49/mo total, not per child. Co-ops and tutors can run up to 10 learners on Studio.

Does it find gaps from earlier grades?

Yes. An optional quiz before lesson 1 checks skills the course assumes but does not teach itself. Solid ones just move on. Any that are shaky get pulled into a short Foundations lesson at the very front of the course, so the gap is covered before the first real lesson leans on it.

Is there enough practice for it to stick?

Yes. Every skill mints fresh problems on demand, so practice never runs out and no two attempts look alike. Right after a lesson introduces a skill, a short loop keeps going until your child gets three in a row (at least two tries, never more than eight, and they can stop after two). Everything they’ve learned then comes back later as warm-ups on an expanding schedule, sooner for shaky skills, later for solid ones. On Kid Home, a quick daily session pulls a few items from everything they know across their courses and grows their garden a little each time.

What if it doesn’t fit us?

Try the sample courses free, no sign-up. Paid plans cancel anytime, with no contracts or enrollment fees. Full refund within 14 days of your first charge, once per account. Cancel from Account and it's refunded automatically; after that, cancelling keeps access through the period you paid for.

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