Features

A practical home for everyday learning.

Plan with enough structure to know what is next. Record formal lessons and unexpected discoveries alike. Look back without reconstructing the year from scattered notes.

Today

Know what is happening now.

See the day’s learning, move quickly between planning and recording, and keep a focus timer close while work is underway.

  • One activity can include several learners
  • Plans remain editable as the day changes
  • A paused timer follows you between workspace views
Learning We Keep Today workspace showing a paused focus timer, quick actions, activities, learners, and goals for a fictional household.

What you can do today

Capabilities organized around family outcomes.

01
Understand starting points with Pathways

Connect evidence with next steps

Review parent observations, learning evidence, and guided assessments by subject. Explore weekly activities and, for enabled households, the learning-plan preview.

02
Plan upcoming learning

Give tomorrow enough structure

Create an activity with a date, one or more learners, and any useful subject, curriculum, goal, or note. A plan stays editable as the day changes.

03
Record what actually happened

Keep the worthwhile detours

Log completed learning without first creating a plan. Capture reading, projects, experiments, outings, conversations, and other experiences in the same history.

04
Use a focused timer

Let time become part of the record

Start, pause, resume, and finish a timed learning activity. Completed time rolls into progress views alongside manually entered minutes.

05
Organize every learner

One household, individual histories

Add multiple learners, use preferred names, connect shared activities to several learners, and make a learner inactive without erasing past work.

06
Connect the context

Use detail where it helps

Organize activities with subjects and curricula. Link goals to matching learning so the record shows which activities supported them.

07
Review the learning history

See what the month held

Look back at completed activities, subjects, curricula, goals, and optional attendance by date or learner. The record supports reflection without assigning a score to the learning.

08
Share the household

Let another adult participate

Invite another adult by email with a secure, expiring link, or copy the link to share it directly.

09
Preserve the past

Archive instead of erasing

Inactive learners and archived subjects or curricula remain connected to historical activities, keeping earlier records understandable.

Learning workspace showing controls to plan an activity, record learning, or start a timer, with fictional planned activities.

Learning

Plan ahead. Record afterward. Change course.

Choose Plan activity, Record learning, or Start timer from the same workspace. Add the context that helps—subjects, curricula, goals, notes, and time—without making every field mandatory.

Reports

Look back without turning learning into a score.

The Reports workspace gathers completed activities, calendar days, subjects, curricula, goals, time, and optional attendance into a learning record. Filter by learner or date range to remember what happened, download a PDF or CSV, and carry that context into future plans.

Counts and minutes describe what was recorded; they are not judgments about educational quality, mastery, or a child’s worth.

Reports workspace showing fictional completed activities, learning days and minutes, attendance, and learner and subject summaries.
Meet Pathways: from learning evidence to a plan.

Explore assessments, subject-specific starting points, weekly activities, and the learning-plan preview. Pathways access is currently enabled by household.

See how Pathways works →

Start where you are

Build the record as learning happens.

Start with today, then let plans and completed activities become the history you can return to.