Homeschool record-keeping app

Record the year that actually happened.

Keep completed learning under the right child and school year, without turning changed plans into overdue work.

iPhone version submitted and waiting for App Store review. No dead store link is shown.

Completed learningLearner A · 2026-27
Activity
Fractions through baking
Subject
Mathematics
Date
August 2
Duration
35 minutes
Resource
Family recipe and measuring cups
Illustrative record. No child data is collected by this webpage.
Records-firstCapture completed work
Household-clearSeparate learner histories
Manual-firstNo required AI workflow
Local-firstRaw archive control

Planner or record keeper?

A planner schedules future work. A record keeper preserves completed work. TeachKeep is built for families whose real year changes as they learn.

Homeschool record keeping software should reduce reconstruction work, not add another planning system that the family has to maintain.

Read the practical record-keeping guide
Choose a planner when

Your main job is scheduling

You need assignments, recurring lessons, grades, course plans, and a future calendar.

Choose TeachKeep when

Your main job is remembering

You need a fast log of what happened, under the correct child and school year.

Household PlusUp to 6

active children in one household, with full local learning-record history.

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One household. Clean learner boundaries.

Start from a family overview, then review each learner separately. Every activity remains tied to the child and school year selected at capture.

  • Starter Preview supports two active children and 25 household records.
  • Household Plus supports up to six active children.
  • Existing records remain readable if paid access changes.
  • Raw archive and delete-all controls remain available.
See the multi-child workflow

Clear product boundaries build trust.

TeachKeep records

Activities, dates, subjects, durations, resources, notes, learner, and school-year context.

TeachKeep does not certify

Attendance, legal compliance, evaluation results, course credit, GPA, or admission readiness.

Current iPhone version does not create

Transcript documents, portfolio-ready PDFs, work-sample attachments, or official submissions.

Questions before you choose

What makes TeachKeep different from a homeschool planner?

TeachKeep starts with completed learning. It does not create overdue-plan guilt when a lesson moves or an interest-led day replaces the schedule.

Can TeachKeep organize more than one child?

Yes. Starter Preview supports two active children and 25 household records. Household Plus supports up to six active children and removes the Starter record cap.

Does TeachKeep generate transcripts, attendance reports, or portfolio PDFs?

No. The current iPhone version records completed activities, dates, subjects, durations, resources, and notes. It does not generate transcripts, certify attendance, attach work samples, or create portfolio-ready PDFs.

Is TeachKeep available now?

The latest iPhone version is waiting for App Store review. Use the launch-alert page now; the verified store link will replace it after approval.

Keep the record while it is easy to remember.

Start with two learners. Upgrade when the household record becomes essential.

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