A family learning platform that plans your kids' week for you — standards-aligned lessons, real local adventures, gratitude and growth tracking, and a kid-facing portal — then gets out of the way so you can actually spend the week with your family instead of building it.

Homeschooling families who want real standards coverage without doing all the planning themselves, worldschooling and traveling families, and anyone supplementing school with structured or interest-led learning at home.

Create a free account, add each child with their grade, subjects, interests, and learning style, and your first week of lessons generates automatically. You can review, edit, or regenerate anything before your child ever sees it.

Yes — each child gets their own profile (name, birthdate, grade, subjects, interests, strengths, growth areas, learning style, and any learning differences you want us to account for), and every plan is generated for that child specifically.

Yes — take a look at a sample Family Dashboard and Student Portal filled with realistic sample data, no account required.

No. Every lesson, family activity, and workbook page is generated first for you to review, edit, or regenerate. Nothing reaches your child until you've approved it.

Common Core where it applies, or the standards framework you choose in settings — including state-specific standards if you set your state, or a general framework if you're outside the US. Each weekly plan is tagged with the specific standard it targets.

Complete Learning builds a full structured weekly plan for every subject, with daily tasks tied directly to a standard. Learn Through Life produces lighter, interest-led invitations — everyday ways a subject can show up in real life — for families who want a looser, more permissive rhythm. You can set this per child.

Daily assigns specific lessons to specific days, with a life-skills activity filling in the gaps. Weekly hands your child the whole week's lessons at once with no day-by-day gating, so they can work ahead or space things out however fits your family. You can set a household default and override it per child.

Yes. Each child's profile has an optional, private note for things like dyslexia, ADHD, processing speed, or an IEP/504 plan — it's never required and never shown outside your household, but it directly shapes how that child's lessons are structured and worded.

Reading, Writing, Math, Science, History, Geography, Art, Music, Life Skills, and Financial Literacy — pick whichever apply to each child.

Edit it directly, or regenerate it for a fresh take. Updating a child's profile also regenerates that week's not-yet-viewed lessons to reflect the change.

A weekly, household-level plan (not per-child) with one adventure, one tradition, and one service project idea — generated around your family's interests and location.

We search for real, current local events and places near you when possible, and clearly label anything that's a grounded real event versus a general idea — with a source link so you can verify details before you go.

Yes — schedule a trip with a destination and dates, and lessons for the days you're away are tailored to tie into where you're actually going, wherever the subject reasonably allows.

A separate, kid-facing view of the week's lessons and activities, built for children to use directly — parents opt each child into it individually and set a PIN.

It's PIN-protected per child, only shows content you've already approved, and locks out after repeated failed PIN attempts.

An optional, playful way to practice a subject's questions in a fast-paced mini-game instead of a worksheet — kids earn coins and track their best streak.

A daily reflection prompt each child can answer, building a private streak over time — with an optional conversation-starter surfaced to parents so it becomes a real dinner-table conversation, not just an entry in an app.

A weekly look back, written by our team, at what your kids noticed and were grateful for that week — a small, honest snapshot of how they're growing, not a grade or a score.

Community is entirely opt-in. If you turn it on, other families only ever see a rounded distance range and your city/state — never your address or exact postal code.

New posts are hidden until they're reviewed and approved; anything uncertain is held for a human admin to check. Nothing goes live unreviewed.

Yes — opt into Nearby Families to see other households in your area, and browse or organize meetups with RSVPs.

A curriculum workbook of your child's saved lessons, a day-by-day travel journal for a trip, or a gratitude keepsake book of their reflections — each personalized to that child, printed, and shipped to your door.

Printed books are a separate one-time purchase priced at cost plus a small margin, charged at checkout — independent of your monthly plan.

The US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand currently, with more countries planned.

Family Connect — adventures, traditions, gratitude, community, calendar, and the Memory Book — is free, always. Life & Learning ($19.99/mo) adds interest-led lessons, compliance records, and print. Complete Learning ($39.99/mo) adds the full curriculum, the Student Portal, and the gradebook & transcript tools. Paid plans start with a 30-day free trial.

Per family. One flat price covers your whole household — every child is included, up to six, at no extra cost. Larger families can reach out via Contact for a custom plan.

Yes — location, standards alignment, and adventure suggestions all adapt to your country, not just the US.

Yes, from Settings — this permanently removes your household's data.