For families
A day that runs itself, on a page made for your family.
A homeschool plan, a meal plan, the week on one screen. We build small private websites for families: a place to see what today holds, start it, finish it, and move what didn’t happen to tomorrow. Made for one child, one kitchen, one household, and kept at your own address.
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Room for the way your family actually works.
Every family’s site is different, because every family is. These are the pieces we build from.
- Today, on one screenWhat is next, how long it takes, and three buttons: start, done, move it to another day. Nothing here scolds.
- The week at a glanceMonday to Friday in one row, so a child can see the shape of the week and a parent can see what slipped.
- A world worth openingFor a younger child, the day as a map, with house points, rewards and trophies. For a teenager, a clean list with times and due dates.
- A plan the student can ownThe order of the day with real times, what is due when, and what to do if there is time left before lunch.
- A parent areaWhere the times are set, the week is planned, and the handoff is written for whoever is in charge that day.
- Printable when it helpsA day sheet, a pace sheet or a handoff that prints clean, for the fridge or the grandparent.
Built for one familytwo children, three sites
Two homeschoolers. Two very different days.
For the younger child, the site keeps today simple: three activities, a live class, the rest of the week in a row, and a parent area behind it. A second version draws the same day as a map, with house points to earn and a shop to spend them in.
For the high schooler, the site is a list: the order of the day with times, what is due when, what to do if there is time left, and a note on how the term is going. It prints to a clean sheet when a day needs to be on paper.
Both live at their own addresses and open on any phone or laptop. The family keeps them. We keep them running.
Where to start.
Tell us what your family is juggling: school at home, meals, the week, or all three. We will talk through what one page could hold, and agree on the pages, the price and how you will keep it updated.
Tell us about your family.
One child or three, a kitchen that needs a plan, or a week that keeps getting away from you. We would love to hear about it.