Homeschool Records

Simple homeschool record keeping without the end-of-year scramble.

Capture attendance, completed lessons, curriculum, field trips, competitions, and recitals as the year unfolds. When it’s time to review, turn those records into parent-reviewed progress reports — and request a second set of eyes if you want support.

Phone-friendly capture Saved online Review by school year
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First 30 days free, then $15/month. Secure checkout, cancel anytime. Optional review support is by request.

Progress Report

This school year

Example

Attendance

42

days marked

Learning Log

118

completed entries

Curriculum

9

courses and materials

Highlights

16

highlights saved

Recent records

Fractions practice · Math · 35 min

Science museum field trip · Highlight

Language arts curriculum · In progress

Illustrative example. Your progress report reflects what you log.

Works on Phone & Desktop

Homeschool records get scattered fast.

Notes live in notebooks. Photos stay in the camera roll. Attendance sits on a calendar. Curriculum details hide in email, folders, or memory.

Add quick records from the phone you already have with you, then review progress reports from a bigger screen when you have time. Keep the records you need, plus the notes and details you want to remember.

Capture in the moment

Add the attendance, lesson, or field trip while the details are still fresh.

Saved online

Keep records easier to find than scattered notebooks, calendars, and paper planners.

Easy to review

When it’s time to review the year, attendance, lessons, curriculum, and highlights are already in one place.

What You Can Track

The practical records parents actually need to review later.

Attendance

Mark present or absent by day, then see week, month, and school-year totals automatically.

Learning Log

Record completed lessons, readings, writing, practice, classes, PE, music, sports, projects, and assessments with optional subjects and duration.

Curriculum

Keep the school-year list of courses, books, curriculum packages, co-op classes, online programs, and materials.

Highlights

Save field trips, clubs, sports, competitions, achievements, service, performances, season recaps, and other moments worth remembering by school-year quarter.

Progress Reports

Turn attendance, learning logs, curriculum, and highlights into parent-reviewed progress reports when it is time to review the year.

Ready when records matter

Keep attendance, learning logs, curriculum, and highlights organized so progress reports are easier to prepare. Requirements vary by location, so always check your local rules.

Plans & Pricing

Start with Records. Add support when you want it.

Every family starts with the same records app. If you would like an experienced homeschool parent helping you stay consistent, we are opening that up next.

Records

Available now

$15/month

Keep attendance, learning logs, curriculum, highlights, and parent-reviewed progress reports in one secure place.

  • Homeschool Records for parents
  • Activity Hub for kids
  • Records organized by child and school year
  • Cancel anytime

Records + Guidance

Coming soon

Join the early-interest list

For families who want examples, gentle accountability, and help staying consistent with recordkeeping.

  • Everything in Records
  • Private parent support space
  • Examples of what other families track
  • Gentle reminders and recordkeeping prompts

Records + Review

By request

30-minute video session · pricing soon

Once you have records in ReadWriteBuild, request a 30-minute parent-to-parent review. We’ll look at what you logged, help spot gaps or patterns, and choose a simple next focus.

  • Everything in Records + Guidance
  • Review your ReadWriteBuild attendance, learning logs, curriculum, and highlights
  • Notice what’s strong, unclear, or missing
  • Get a short practical next-action list
  • Parent support, not legal/compliance review

Optional Review Support

Need another set of eyes?

Records + Review is for families who want practical parent-to-parent help looking at the records they have already started keeping in ReadWriteBuild.

1 · Log as you go

Keep attendance, lessons, curriculum, and highlights together as the year unfolds.

2 · Request a review

When you have enough records to look at, ask an experienced homeschool parent to review them with you.

3 · Choose next steps

See what’s clear, what may be missing, and what to focus on next.

Guidance and reviews are practical recordkeeping support from experienced homeschool parents, not legal advice or a compliance review, and not a guarantee that your records meet your state's requirements. Always check your local requirements.

A Week In The Product

Add records as life happens, not months later.

It isn’t a planner or checklist of to-dos. It’s for capturing what actually happened so future-you can review the year, see progress, and remember the details. Homeschool days are full. ReadWriteBuild helps you capture the important parts as they happen.

Monday

Mark attendance and log math practice.

Tuesday

Record a reading lesson and link it to curriculum.

Wednesday

Save a tournament, recital, field trip, or other highlight.

Friday

Review the week while the details are still fresh.

Built For Real Homeschool Life

Not every learning moment fits neatly into a worksheet.

A lesson, a read-aloud, a tennis practice, a project, a field trip, a performance, a nature walk — they all count as part of the year. ReadWriteBuild helps you keep the context around those moments.

Lightweight

Get started right away with simple setup.

Child-scoped

Keep records organized by child and school year.

Reviewable

Review progress reports without digging through old notes.

Family account

Keep each child’s records organized by school year.

FAQ

Questions before you start?

Does this help with planning?

Yes. ReadWriteBuild starts with records your family is already keeping: attendance, completed work, curriculum, highlights, and progress reports. Over time, those records help you notice patterns, see what is working, and choose the next learning-cycle focus.

Can I start mid-year without backfilling everything?

Yes. You do not need to recreate the whole year before ReadWriteBuild becomes useful. Start with today’s attendance or one completed lesson, then add older records only when they help you review the year.

Can I use this for multiple children?

Yes. You can add multiple children to your family account and keep attendance, learning logs, highlights, curriculum, and progress reports organized by child and school year.

How is this different from a spreadsheet or paper planner?

Spreadsheets and paper planners are a great solution for some families, especially if you already have a system you keep up with. ReadWriteBuild is for families who want records, curriculum, highlights, and printable progress reports connected; an Activity Hub that lets kids get in on the fun; and optional Records + Review when parents want another set of eyes.

Can I print or export records?

Right now, the clearest supported output is a printable progress report from saved homeschool records. Broader export formats may come later, and ReadWriteBuild is not a substitute for confirming official requirements in your state.

Does it help with state-specific homeschool guidance?

ReadWriteBuild can help organize records for review and includes source-backed guidance for specific situations, including Florida, Texas, and California state record guides. Homeschool requirements vary by location, so this is not legal advice or a compliance guarantee.

Is Records + Review a legal or compliance review?

No. It is practical recordkeeping support from an experienced homeschool parent. We can help you review what you’ve logged, notice gaps, and choose next steps, but requirements vary by location, so this is not legal advice or a compliance guarantee. Always confirm official requirements for your situation.

What does membership include?

ReadWriteBuild Membership includes Homeschool Records for parents plus the Activity Hub for kids: daily logging, progress timelines, projects, challenges, rewards, weekly recaps, and level stickers.

Do kids need their own login or device?

No separate kid login is required. A parent can log activities for younger kids, or kids can use the Activity Hub from a shared family device while the parent manages the account.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. ReadWriteBuild Membership is monthly and can be canceled anytime from your account. Read the cancellation policy.

Start organizing this school year today.

You do not need to backfill the whole year. Start with today’s attendance or one completed lesson and build from there.

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First 30 days free, then $15/month. Secure checkout, cancel anytime.