Stop running your homeschool out of a spreadsheet.

I'd start every year with a fresh spreadsheet and the best intentions. By October the attendance tab was three weeks behind and I couldn't remember which readers we'd actually finished.

Now it's one quick log — a grade, a day of school, a book, a photo of today's math — usually from my phone before I forget. Tag it to whatever you're teaching from (TGTB, Masterbooks, Abeka, BJU, My Father's World, Apologia, Saxon, or your own), and it's waiting for you when you need it.

When my oldest needed a transcript for applications, I built it in Word at midnight and hoped it looked official enough. It didn't.

Now your transcripts and report cards build themselves from the records you've already been keeping. There's a free builder to try, a clean PDF for $19 when you just need the one, and the Family plan adds AI-drafted course descriptions and the whole credentials shelf — diplomas, IDs, school profile, and more.

Pick Bible-based or family-safe secularwhen you set things up, then add anything else your family steers clear of. That's what every conversation honors.

Because it already knows your child's curriculum from the gradebook, it explains things the way they're already learning them — Saxon math in Saxon's terms. And every conversation is saved in your account, turn by turn, so you always see what they worked on and where they got stuck. (It's new, still in beta, and on the Family plan.)