Mission control, ten quiet minutes a week
Plan the week once. Grade photo turn-ins from the couch. A Sunday review that digests last week and drafts the next — nothing punitive, everything rolls forward gently.
Make Homeschool lets you compose each subject from interactive blocks — lessons that play, quizzes that grade themselves, memory games that stick — and keep the materials you love in the mix. Way more fun than a stack of print-outs.
Every subject, your call
Some families own a full math curriculum. Some have bits and pieces. Some start from scratch. Every subject can be its own mix.
Your workbook, auto-paced — plus one review quiz you built.
Videos + self-grading quizzes + a photo-journal project block.
Your read-aloud series + timeline quizzes made in minutes.
Verses & facts on streaks — spaced repetition that feels like a game.
However it's made, it all rolls up to one schedule and one gradebook — letters or mastery, per subject.
The blocks
Snap blocks into a unit and the right lesson shows up for the right kid on the right day. Grades tally themselves, gently, in the background.
See a lesson come together →Any video link plays in a distraction-free player. No rabbit holes, no comments.
Choice, matching, true/false — auto-graded, age-aware, drafted for you from any resource.
Snap a workbook's contents page; we draft the schedule. "Lesson 12 today" — with a photo turn-in.
Scripture, poems, math facts — spaced repetition with streaks. Nothing ever "fails."
Plan the week once. Grade photo turn-ins from the couch. A Sunday review that digests last week and drafts the next — nothing punitive, everything rolls forward gently.
Picture cards and a star path for the littles. Checklists and streaks in the middle years. A real planner with due dates for teens. Same family, same app — three very different days.
The long game
Every grade and every photo of finished work files itself from day one — kindergarten through senior year. Report cards, state reports, and the one-click transcript are coming, built on the records the app is already keeping, so there will be nothing to reconstruct.
Spin up a circle with families you already know — share a unit you're proud of, run a group memory challenge, join as many circles as you like. What you share is copied, not linked: every family keeps their own pace, edits, and grades.
Maple Grove shared "Ancient Egypt Unit"
Group challenge: states & capitals