Lessons, curriculum, portfolios, transcripts, attendance and state ready records, together in one home. Plan the days, guide the learning and keep everything your state asks for ready to go. When life happens, move a lesson to another day and your year end date never budges.
Free to start. Plans from $6.99 a month with a free week to try.
One home for your whole homeschool
Not a planner bolted to a gradebook bolted to a folder. One platform that carries your homeschool from the first lesson to the final transcript.
Flexible drag rescheduling that never moves your year end date, with week, day, month and year views at a glance.
A curated library of 400+ curriculum resources spanning Pre-K through 12th grade, plus daily study tracks. Assign a lesson once to all your kids, and attach links, videos and uploads that open in one tap.
Kid logins where they see their own day, check things off and earn stickers and rewards as they go.
A portfolio wall of their real work, tidy all year and printable the moment a review comes around.
Report cards, course descriptions and transcripts, generated from the work your kids already do.
Attendance, hours with a built in timer and a gradebook that grades the way you grade, plus reading logs, supplies lists and a curriculum bookshelf.
Build a repeating rhythm like math, phonics and history, and each school day the next block drops onto your plan by itself. Skip a day and the loop picks up right where it left off. Your family is never behind again.
Your reading log becomes a cozy shelf of book covers, with progress bars, star ratings and a family reading challenge to keep everyone turning pages.
Plan the trip, pack the bring list together, then mark it done. It logs attendance and tucks a photo memory into the portfolio on its own.
Each child gets a color that runs through their whole week, so one glance shows you whose lesson is whose. No squinting, no mix ups, just clarity.
The paperwork, handled
Everything your state might ask for stays tidy and in one place, so a review is never a scramble.
Transcripts, report cards, attendance, hours and a portfolio of real work, all formatted and review ready all year long. Free to start, and ready to use your state funding where it is available.
From one homeschool mom to another
Hi, I’m Britt. Mom of three, running an eclectic homeschool on an ADHD brain (iykyk). Between the schedules, the curriculums, the supplies, and the records, my brain had a lot of tabs open. And I will just say it, I have never stuck to a written planner in my life. Not because I can’t. Because they get boring, honestly.
But here is the thing about homeschooling, a planner is not optional. The state wants records whether or not August-me finishes what she started. So I made my own solution and spent a year in research and development building the planner that could actually keep up with us.
Now everything lives in one place I actually open. The kids’ records, their curriculums, our supplies, and our schedule. Their dad sees all of it too, which is exactly why caregiver accounts are free. A homeschool should never have to run out of just one parent’s head.
If planners bore you too, hi. This one is for us.
XO, Britt
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The paperwork jobs that used to eat your weekend, handled for you.
Catalog your whole curriculum in one place. Tap Scan a Barcode, point your camera at any book or supply, and the title and cover fill in on their own. Every book gets a Plan this button that drops it straight into your school year, and supplies track in stock, running low, or out, so craft day never catches you empty handed.
A real login for the other grown up in your homeschool, whether that is your spouse, a grandparent, the nanny, or a tutor. You create it yourself under Family, then Caregivers, and simple switches decide exactly what they can do. They can check off lessons, but billing always stays yours.
Pricing
One child, week and day views, drag and drop rescheduling and starter stickers.
Up to four kids, the full sticker library, gradebook and calendar sync.
Unlimited kids, a second caregiver account, supply scanning, curriculum and books, transcripts, attendance, and printable report cards.
Paid plans start with a free week. Cancel anytime and keep the free plan.
West Virginia families: MagicPlanner is now a Hope Scholarship partner. Eligible families can use their ESA funds toward a MagicPlanner subscription.
Free to start, ready in minutes, and every record your state asks for stays in one tidy place.
