Plan the week
Add lessons, calendar blocks, subjects, target dates, and reminders for each student — laid out before Monday starts.
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Built by a homeschooling family
Plan the week, log what actually happened, and keep records you’d be glad to hand an evaluator — without spreadsheets, binders, camera rolls, and three different calendars.


No trackers, no ads, no child accounts
Try Family free for 30 days — no card to start
Export your whole workspace whenever you want
Your daily rhythm
Nothing to reconstruct in April. The paperwork builds itself while you’re busy teaching.
Add lessons, calendar blocks, subjects, target dates, and reminders for each student — laid out before Monday starts.
Mark work complete, capture attendance, upload the photo of the finished project, and adjust time as the day shifts.
Attendance and progress summaries that look like documents — not screenshots of an app with buttons in them.
Plan the work, log what happened, print cleaner records when you need them. That’s the whole system.
See it working
Twenty-two narrated walkthroughs recorded on a demo family — every screen, start to finish. It plays on its own with captions; turn the sound on for the narration, or pick any screen from the list.
Follow one child from completed work to attendance, parent notes and learning evidence.
Now playing: Log Emma’s learning.
Inside the app
Lessons connect to goals. Portfolio evidence connects to skills. Attendance and reports pull from the same daily records.
See every child's day side by side, drag a lesson, push a subject to tomorrow — and let one-way Google Calendar sync keep the rest of the family in the loop.

Photos of finished work, field trip notes, and receipts attach to the child and the lesson they came from — so the evidence is already filed when someone asks for it.

Attendance credit, learning time, and recorded-day rate stay current as you log the week, so nothing has to be reconstructed in April.


Why it exists
“We built this because our own homeschool year was living in a binder, a shared calendar, three spreadsheets, and a camera roll.”
Schoollark brings planning, logging, evidence, goals, attendance, and reporting into one workspace. The goal is simple: make the next action obvious, and make the records easy to trust.
Our own homeschool runs on it every day. When something is clumsy, we feel it first — before any family using it does.
A homeschooling family
Adodesign LLC · no investors, no ad money
What you get
Calendar, lessons, resources, and goals — the week laid out before it starts.
Attendance, time, activities, and progress build themselves as you mark work done.
Photos, files, portfolios, and field trips — the evidence of a real year of learning.
Reports, summaries, expenses, and exports, printable the day an evaluator asks.
Google Calendar
Every plan includes manual Add to Google Calendar. Family and Family Pro automatically send Schoollark lessons, schedule items, and field trips to a dedicated Google calendar.
Built to be trusted
Every promise below is enforced by the product and made binding by our Privacy Policy — not marketing copy we hope stays true.
Simple pricing
30 days free, no card to start. Cancel anytime. Your records always export with you.
Choose billing
Annual billing costs less than twelve monthly payments.
For one child
or $19.99/year, saving $3.89
1 child · 1 adult member · 1 GB
For most homeschool families
or $49.99/year, saving $9.89
Up to 5 children · Up to 3 adult members · 10 GB
For larger families and advanced tracking
or $99.99/year, saving $19.89
Up to 10 children · Up to 6 adult members · 25 GB
Recommended for most families
Best for families who want one complete record for the full school year — up to five children, the adults who help, and the whole story in one place come review time.
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Set up your family workspace and keep the records you’ll be glad to have in April.
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