One planner for the whole family
Your Homeschool, Organized in One Place
One planner. Every child. Everything you track.
Whether you're teaching one child or five, homeschooling was never just about today's schedule. It's lesson plans, grades, curriculum, test scores, and the paperwork your state wants on file, scattered across notebooks, spreadsheets, and sticky notes you're always hunting for. Homeschool Digital Planner puts all of it in one place, built around your whole family. Add every child you teach, plan their week, log what they're learning and how they're doing, and pull up any child's full record the moment you need it, right from your phone.
Most schedule makers are built for one kid in one browser tab.
So if you're homeschooling multiple children, here's what your week actually looks like right now: a separate printout for each kid, or one shared calendar that's technically for everybody and really works for nobody. You're re-entering the same routine five times. You're the only one who can see the whole picture.
Homeschool moms who need this weren't asking for another planner app. They were asking for the one that already exists to just work for their whole family.
A quick look inside
Thirty seconds through the week view, the All Kids grid, and the records that build your transcript.
A look inside
This is the actual planner: one child's week, everyone's week side by side, and the records that print straight from the app.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Math
Lesson 42 — long division review
Science
Plant cell lab write-up
History
Ancient Egypt narration
Reading
Finished Charlotte's Web
Ada — Homeschool Transcript
| Algebra I | 1.0 | A |
| Biology | 1.0 | A− |
| World History | 1.0 | B+ |
| English 9 | 1.0 | A |
Credits 4.0 · GPA 3.83
What's inside
A schedule for every child, one account
Add all your children under one family account. Each one gets their own color-coded weekly schedule, so you can tell at a glance whose subject block you're looking at.
See everyone's day at once
Switch to the All Kids view and every child's week lines up in one table. Print it for the wall, and the whole family knows what's next without asking you.
Lesson planner
Write out what today's lesson actually covers, subject by subject, without cramming notes into a time block.
Curriculum tracker
Keep a running record of what you're using for each subject and how far along each child is.
Grades and milestones
Log a grade, a score, or a simple milestone as your kids hit it, no separate notebook to lose track of.
Test score tracker
Standardized test results, logged over time, so you can see growth year over year instead of hunting through old paperwork.
GPA and transcripts
For families with kids heading toward high school records, Homeroom turns logged grades into a GPA and a printable transcript, ready when you need it.
State requirement checklist
A simple checklist for the record-keeping most states ask homeschool families to track: notice of intent, instructional hours, testing, portfolio reviews. Requirements vary by state and change over time, so treat this as your tracker, not a substitute for checking your own state's current rules.
How it works
- 01
Set up your family.
Add each child, one at a time. They'll each get their own color automatically.
- 02
Build the week.
Add subjects, set the times, and use the copy button to reuse a routine without retyping it.
- 03
See it all together.
Switch to the combined view to check everyone's day, print it, or just glance at it from your phone before breakfast.
Pricing
$20, once.
Per family, not per child.
No subscription, no monthly charge, no per-kid pricing that punishes you for having more children. Pay once, add every child you're teaching, and it's yours.
FAQ
- Is this really a one-time payment?
- Yes. $20 covers your whole family, however many children you're teaching, with no recurring charge.
- Does it work on my phone?
- Yes. Homeroom is built to work just as well on a phone as it does on a laptop, including a stacked view designed for smaller screens.
- Do I need to be tech savvy to use it?
- No. If you can fill out a form, you can build a schedule.
- Will this tell me if I'm meeting my state's homeschool requirements?
- Homeroom gives you a checklist to track common requirements like instructional hours and notice of intent, but requirements vary by state and change over time. Use it to stay organized, and confirm the current rules with your own state's homeschool statute or a local homeschool group.
- Can I use this for one child, or is it built for multiple?
- Either. It works just as well for one child as it does for five, you're simply never boxed in if your family grows or you start homeschooling a younger sibling later.
You already do the hard part, showing up for your kids every day and teaching them yourself. Homeroom just makes sure the plan for that day is somewhere you can actually see it, for every child, in one place.