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For homeschool families

Homeschool with a patient tutor for every child

Set each child’s lessons, let them learn at their own level with an AI tutor that asks before it tells, and keep a record of what they learned: days, time and subjects, ready to print.

A school day, start to finish

You stay the teacher. The tutor gives each child patient, one-to-one help while you’re with another, and keeps track of it all for you.

    Before you start

    Set the day’s work

    Pick a topic, or a lesson plan from your library, for one child or all of them. Add a due date and a note on what to focus on.

    During lessons

    Each child learns at their own level

    The tutor finds out what they already know, then teaches one idea at a time with questions and hints. An 8-year-old and a 15-year-old get very different lessons on the same morning.

    Whenever you look

    See who’s where

    Who has started and finished, which ideas have landed, and the mix-ups worth another look. You can read every lesson, and you’re told if something worrying comes up.

    End of the month or year

    Print the record

    Days of learning, estimated time per subject, and every lesson and assignment, ready to print, save as a PDF or download as a spreadsheet.

SageYour tutor
  1. Learner:

    Why do we need a common denominator? Can’t I just add the tops and bottoms?

  2. Sage:

    Let’s test it. If you add 1/2 and 1/2 that way, what do you get, and does it make sense for two halves?

    Hint: picture two halves of a pizza

Know exactly what your state asks

Homeschool rules are different in every state, and they’re written for lawyers. We read each state’s own official sources and explain them in plain English: the ways you can homeschool there, and each step in the order you take it. We check every state each week, so you hear when something changes.

Choose your state in your dashboard and its steps sit on your home page. Your learning records count days and time against what your state asks for.

Where do you homeschool?
Light: few or no formsSome paperworkDetailed: notices plus tests or reviewsComing soon
See every state

This explains each state's homeschool rules in plain English, from the state's own published sources. It isn't legal advice, and we aren't lawyers. Laws change and every family is different, so check with your state, your school district or a lawyer before you rely on it.

  1. PaperworkWhether to send a notice, to whom, and by when
  2. What to teachThe subjects your state requires, if it names them
  3. TimeDays or hours a year, when your state sets a number
  4. TestingTests, evaluations or portfolio reviews, and when they're due
  5. RecordsWhat to keep, and for how long

Lesson plans you can check, not just trust

Ask the Studio for a lesson plan, worksheet, quiz, study guide or explainer on what you’re teaching. It drafts it, checks every fact against sources it cites, and reviews it for age and accuracy. You read it, change it if you like, and approve it before your children ever see it.

  • Built on your own curriculum notes when you paste them in
  • 10 checked materials a month on the Homeschool plan
  • Set any of them as work in two clicks

Your state may help pay for it

Many states now give families money for learning, through education savings accounts and scholarships. Have one? See how to use it for Study Naturally, or how to apply.

  • Florida: get reimbursed today
  • 10 more states: approval in the works
Find your state’s program

A record that keeps itself

Every lesson is logged as it happens. Choose any dates, such as a month or the whole school year, and get each child’s days of learning, estimated time in each subject, the ideas they mastered and the work they finished.

Print it, save it as a PDF, or download it as a spreadsheet for your portfolio or files. What you need to keep depends on where you live, so check your state’s rules.

One plan for the whole family

The Homeschool plan is $99 a month, and you save 17% with yearly billing. Try the tutor yourself free for 14 days first, no card needed, and add your children when you upgrade.

Compare every plan
  • You and up to 7 children, each with their own account
  • 3,000 tutor replies a month, shared
  • 10 checked lesson plans, worksheets or quizzes a month
  • Set work, follow progress and print learning records
  • Your state’s homeschool rules in plain English
  • Natural voices for 400 passages a month

FAQ

Questions from homeschool families

Does it replace my curriculum?

It works alongside whatever you use. Set topics from your own plan, or paste your curriculum notes into the Studio and it builds lesson plans, worksheets and quizzes on them. The tutor then teaches from the material you approved.

Will the learning record meet my state’s requirements?

Requirements differ from state to state, and we can’t promise any particular one is met. Our plain-English guide to your state’s rules shows what it asks, and the record gives you days of learning, estimated time per subject, and every lesson and assignment. Learning away from the tutor counts too, so keep your own notes alongside it, and check what your state or umbrella program asks for.

How many children can use it?

The Homeschool plan has room for you and up to 7 children, each with their own account. Children need no email address: you make their accounts and give them a username and password.

What ages and subjects does it cover?

Any subject, from early reading and math to high school chemistry, history and writing. You set each child’s age range and the tutor teaches at that level. Children under 13 use an account you make for them.

Will it just give them the answers?

No. It asks guiding questions, gives a hint before an explanation, and an explanation before an answer, so your child does the thinking. Every reply is checked before they see it.

Can I pay with a Florida Step Up scholarship?

If your child has a PEP or FES-UA scholarship, you may be able to. You pay as usual, then ask Step Up to reimburse you with the invoice from your dashboard. Step Up decides what each scholarship covers. Families in other states with an education savings account can see where we are with their program on our state funds page.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. Try the tutor yourself free for 14 days, no card needed, and see how it teaches. When you’re ready, move to Family to add your children, set work and print a record, or to Homeschool for the Studio as well.

For your homeschool

Make this the year learning clicks

Try the tutor yourself free for 14 days, no card needed. When you’re ready, upgrade to add your children and set their first lesson.

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